The Continued Detention of the Accused in Custody Can Be

question 195

True/False

The continued detention of the accused in custody can be justified where the detention is necessary to ensure the attendance of the accused in court in order to be dealt with according to law.

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Definitions:

Habitable Condition

The requirement that a living space must meet certain standards of safety and livability as defined by law.

Lease Abandonment

The act of a tenant leaving a leased property before the lease term has ended, without intent to return and without the landlord's agreement.

Landlord Accepts

The act of a landlord agreeing to terms, often referring to lease agreements or accepting conditions related to property occupancy or repair.

Obligation to Pay Rent

A legal duty of a tenant to pay the agreed-upon rental amount to the landlord for the use of property.