If a person for attendance of whom proclamation was made intentionally not appear before Court the Court will make ___________________?

Correct answer: A. Both (a) and (b)

  • A. Both (a) and (b)
  • B. Bailable warrant
  • C. Warrant without bail
  • D. None of the these

Explanation

When a person deliberately fails to attend after proclamation, the court may issue a warrant of arrest with or without bail. Consequently, both a warrant without bail and a bailable warrant are covered by the rule.

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