MUNEER AHMAD versus STATE
Pre-arrest bail, Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302 / 337A (i) / 337 L (ii) / 109/148/149, the trial court's grant granted the defendant due to In the case admitted to arrest arrest and two years after the trial was postponed, the prosecutor's testimony became available, at the request of the complainant, the sessions court granted the accused's bail under section 497 (5). Canceled, the CRPC sought arrest warrant before the accused. It was completely different to consider the approval of the bail and the legal approval once for the cancellation of the bail. Section 497 (5) of the first mandatory requirements needed to apply, Cr was not present in this case the witnesses were available only two years later. It was not enough to recall the bail granted to the accused, especially when they were not alleged to have misused the privilege unless there was a statutory circumstance or bail. Until then the guarantee cannot be canceled. Bail order was invalid, illegal, ridiculous or defamatory; none of the above conditions existed to return a bail order, ad interim arrest, accused granted bail conditions
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