Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 337 F (i) (v), 337 A (i), 337 H (2), 506 & 34 Damiya and Hashima, Shia Secret, Harassment and Neglect, Criminal Threats, joint intent bail, all five wounds on the complainant's person were allowed to be sentenced to five years or less and the accused had to be granted bail, as a rule court could dismiss the bail in recognized exceptional circumstances. The case, the trial court, dismissed the bail, without mentioning the unusual circumstances and using its judicial mind. The brothers of the accused filed a criminal case against the complaining party, civil litigation between the parties was pending, in the circumstances, with each other on unconditional terms. No evidence was on record that the accused was a former convict challan had already been presented, there was no possibility of tampering with the evidence of the accused by the accused, they were granted bail, under the circumstances.
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