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2003 P Cr. L J 933

DOSOO vs THE STATE

Citation2003 P Cr. L J 933
CourtSindh High Court
Case No.Criminal Bail Application No,1363 of 2002
Date2003-01-06
Judge(s)Muhammad Ashraf Leghari
ResultBail granted

ORDER

1. ' The applicant was granted bail on merits by this Court on 5-9-1996. He furnished surety and was released from jail. On 19-7-1999, he jumped his bail and remained fugitive from law up to 12-4- 2002. No intimation was given to the trial Court in this regard: Subsequently on reference from the trial Court, this Court was pleased to cancel his bail and directed the trial Court to take further legal action against surety and the accused. He was then declared absconder and proceedings under sections 87 and 88, Cr.P.C. Were initiated. On 13-4-2002. Applicant/ accused appeared before the trial Court, pursuant to the non-bailable warrants issued by the Court.

2. ' The applicant moved fresh bail application in the trial. Court which was dismissed.

3. ' I have heard Mr. Nooruddin Sarki learned counsel appearing for applicant. He states that the applicant after his re-arrest has remained in jail for about 8 months. He has been sufficiently punished. He is prepared to furnish solvent and reliable surety for his appearance in the trial Court, in future. On merits, he was already granted bail.

4. ' Mr. Habibur Rashid learned counsel appearing for State has stated his no objection but he states that bond amount may be extended from previous one, so that he may not jump his bail again.

5. ' His bail application was considered on merits and the applicant was released on bail. He was remanded to custody as he jumped the bail and action was taken against him and his surety. By now, he has remained in jail for about 8 months after his re-arrest. After his arrest he has been sufficiently punished, therefore, in the interest of justice, he shall be released on bail if he furnishes two reliable and solvent sureties in the sum of Rs,2,00,000 (Rupees two lacs each) and P.R. Bond in the like amount to the satisfaction of the trial Court.

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