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When the accused person appears before the Court the question of bail arises. In the case of a bailable offence, an accused person must be allowed to remain at liberty if he can furnish bail for his appearance during the course of the trial. A Magistrate has the discretion to allow bail even in the case of non-bailable offences in certain circum...
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