Aditya Kumar Trivedi, J.

On account of common legal jugglery involved in these appeals the same is being disposed of by a common order.

2. Either on account of non-sensitisation of the learned lower court with regard to mandate of section 389(3) of the Cr.P.C., 1973 or feeling completely detached with the stage after recording conviction allowing casual way of treatment which became night mare for the appellate court to deal with the matter in terms of Chapter XII Rule-8 of the Patna High Court Rules whenever appeal comes for admission and appellant is found availing provisional bail. The trial court are passing post conviction orders in casual manner failing to identify (a) In what manner order of provisional bail should be passed (b) should be for specified period sufficient for convict to file an appeal. In likewise manner, the office also happens to be careless while checking the memo of appeal in identifying the mistakes having on that very score at the end of trial court so that, within the stipulated period which happens to be sixty days in terms of Article 115