K.SAHAI, B.P.JAMUAR
Keshav Narain Choudhary – Appellant
Versus
State Of Bihar – Respondent
Jamuar, J.
1. This application has been referred to a Division Bench, as its decision involves questions of some importance.
2. The facts are simple. On the 6th June, 1952, the Sub-Inspector of Gopalpur Police Station reported for action under Sec.107 of the Code of Criminal Procedure against some persons of the first party as also against petitioners 1 to 13 as the second party. On the next day, the Subdivisional Magistrate of Bhagalpur drew up proceedings accordingly. We are concerned in this application with petitioners 1 to 13 who were members of the second party. Bailable warrants of arrest were issued for the appearance of these petitioners before him on the 26th June, 1952. These warrants are said to have been served upon these petitioners, and were returned on the 17th June, 1952, At this stage, it should be stated that petitioner No. 14, Janardan Prasad Choudhary, executed a bond standing as surety for the production of four out of petitioners 1 to 13 in the Court of the Magistrate an the 26th June, 1952, and he stated in this bond that "If I fail to produce them I shall pay to the Government rupees one thousand for each accused as fine". Upon this bond, those four
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