Supreme Court of India
The State of Uttar Pradesh v. Mohammed Sayeed
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Surety bond--Undertaking to forfeit sum of monty to King Emperor Qaisar-e-Hind on Jaiture to produce accused-Whether bond legal and er.Jorceable-Code of Criminal Procedure, ss. 499, 514, and 555-Adaptation ef Laws Order, 1950, cl. 4- ln 1953 the respondent executed a surety bond undertaking to produce the accused before the ~1agistru.te and to forfeit Rs. 500 to King Emperor Qaisar-e-Hind as penalty if he failed to do so. Upon his failure to produce the acc;used, the !vfagistrate forfeited the bond to the extent of Rs. 300. The contenlion of the respondent \Vas that the bond not being in
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