(1) When any condition in a bond is relaxed under the provisions of section 11, the condition as so relaxed and not the original condition shall be binding on the sureties to the bond.
(2) Where any condition in a bond is made more onerous under the provisions of section 11, such condition shall not be binding in the more onerous form on any surety to the bond, unless he has accepted it in writing, but the condition in its original form shall continue to bind any surety who has not accepted the condition in its more onerous form.
(3) Where any additional condition is imposed under the provisions of section 11, such additional condition shall not be binding on any surety to the bond unless he has accepted it in writing.
(4) No variation in, or addition to, the conditions of any bond made under the provisions of section 11, shall affect the liability of any surety to the bond in respect of any condition which has not been varied.
Effect of variation of bond on sureties.
8 [Act No.III of 1937] 12-A. Any person who is found guilty of an offence and is dealt with under the provisions of this Act shall not suffer any disqualification attaching to a conviction for the offence:
Provided that this section shall not apply to a person released on probation if subsequent to such release he was sentenced under sub-section (3) of section 7 or a penalty was imposed on him under that sub-section.