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vi (passive form of آزاد كردن ) (be, to be, being, having been, to have been) freed, set free, released (the robber was released on bail( ● (be, to be, being, having been, to have been) set at liberty, made free, liberated, discharged (no person held to service or labor in one state, under the laws thereof, escaping into another, shall, in consequence of any law or regulation therein, be discharged from such service or labor – (US Constitution)( (the accused man was found not guilty and was discharged from parole( ● (be, to be, being, having been+ to have been) on parole (ie have been released after making a promise that one will not try to escape if released for a limited time or commit another crime if released before the end of his sentence) ● (to, ~ing; to have, having+pp) enter into recognizance (see also parenthetical note to ‘enter into one’s own recognizance’ below) (under sections 91, 92 of the Magistrates’ Act, 1952, magistrates have power to order any person to enter into a recognizance, with or without sureties, to keep the peace or be of good behavior – JBS( ● enter into one’s own recognizance (ie secure one’s own liberty by binding oneself to do some particular act, as to appear at court to pay a debt, etc) (bail is the freeing or settling at liberty one arrested or imprisoned, upon others becoming sureties by recognizance for his appearance at a day and place certainly assigned, he also entering into his own recognizance( ● (be, to be; being, having been) released
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