31 108.(1)Subject to the provisions of sections 106 and 107, a person arrested in any other offence, shall be released, whenever he executes a bond, or presents a surety, unless the Prosecution Attorney, or the Judge, of his own accord , or upon the recommendation of the officer in charge , for reasons to be recorded, deems that release of the arrested person may lead to his escape, or prejudice the inquiry. (2) The Police Station Chief may release the accused, in the offences entisted in Schedule III, hereto, in case of absence of the Prosecution Attorney, and the Judge, after the twenty four hours of arrest; provided that the inquiry record shall be submitted, to the Prosecution Attorney, or the Judge, as the case may be; and the Prosecution Attorney, or the Judge may order re-arrest of the accused, where he deems there is ground thereofor. (3) The Police Station Chief shall not release any accused arrested, or re-arrested by an order issued by the Prosecution Attorney, or the Judge, or the order of anyone of them, renewing his confinement. Release of public servant 109. Deposit, or bail shall not be required for release of a public servant, who commits, in good faith, in the course of his official work, such an act, as may constitute an offence . Conditions of bond 110.(1) The bond, executed by the arrested person, shall include a declaration to execute the conditions of appearance which are ordered by the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, or court and specification of the amount of security, whenever required thereof. (2) Bail shall not be accepted, save from a known person, the satisfaction and sufficiency of whom is trusted. (3) The surety shall be bound to bring the arrested person, whenever required of him, and shall, likewise, be bound to pay the assessed security, upon his failure. (4) Regard, in assessment of the required security, shall be had to the nature of the offence, the injury resulting therefrom and the property the subject of the offence; and there shall be no exaggeration, in the assessment thereof. (5) The Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate, shall insure the security, by requiring an estate mortgage, or attachment, an insurance policy or any other means of security, as he may deem fit. Bail of minor mandatory