(1) When determining the amount of bond, surety or bank guarantee to be taken in accordance with this paragraph, it should be determined in a reasonable manner after considering the following:-
(a) Nature and gravity of the offence,
(b) the economic condition and family status of the accused or the offender,
(c) the age and physical condition of the accused or the offender,
(d) Whether or not he has previously been found guilty of any offence,
(e) Whether or not he has committed various offenses in the same incident,
(f) the punishment which he has or may suffer and the compensation which he has to bear,
(g) Consequences created by wrongdoing,
(h) Whether the offense is proved or not,
(i) The accused is a helpless or disabled person or a woman who is pregnant or nursing a child.
(2) If any party to the case submits an application showing that the amount of bond, surety or bank guarantee demanded from a person under this Code is insufficient or excessive, the court hearing the appeal shall further reduce or change the amount of such bond, surety or bank guarantee after hearing such matter. can give orders.