merely because he is a lawyer, he is not exempted from appearing before court and take bail in case where he has been made an accused. Without his personal appearance before court and taking bail, the petitioner is also not entitled to get permanent personal exemption as well. So, under the circumstances, without the appearance of the petitioner and taking bail in that court in these cases asking for permanent personal exemption cannot be granted. Further, merely because he is accused in some other cases is not a ground for denying relief of personal exemption. His personal presence may not be required always for the conduct of the case, especially in cases of Section 138 matter and his presence will be required only on some occasions namely for executing bail bond, for answering the particulars of offence and examination under Section 313 of the Code and at the time of pronouncement of the judgment. So under the circumstances, this Court feels that this petition can be disposed of by giving some directions to the court below and also to the petitioner.
