30 deprival of any person of the possession of any immovable property, the court may order restoration of the possession of the immovable property, to such person, or to whoever may have the right to possession. (2) The said order shall not result in depriving the person, against whom the order has been issued, of his right, in any civil suit, relating to the property subject of the criminal suit. Chapter IV Release on Bail Cases of release on bail 105. Release, on bail , of the arrested person shall be as follows :(a) by the arrested person personally executing a bond to appear, with, or without an assessed financial security; (b) by another person executing a bail, to bring the arrested person, with, or without an assessed financial security; (c) by deposit, with bond, or bail. Release in an offence punishable with death, retribution or amputation 106.(1) An arrested person, in an offence punishable with death, or amputation, as a hud, shall not be released; provided that the Case Diary, or record of trial shall be submitted, to the competent head of the Judicial Organ, whenever detention continues to six months, and he may order such as he may deem fit. (2) The Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate, may release the arrested person, upon bail, in retribution offences, where release does not constitute a danger thereto, or contravention of public security and tranquility, and the victim, or his guardians consent, with , or without conditions. Release on deposit 107.(1) No arrested person, in an offence relating to any public property, or dishonourd cheque, shall be released, save upon deposit of an amount of money, not less than the amount subject of the criminal suit, or by presenting a secured cheque, or letter of credit. (2) An arrested person, in an offence requiring dia, or compensation, shall not be released, where there has arisen against him a reasonable prima facie evidence, save upon the deposit of an amount of money equal to such, as may be adjudged against him by the court, or producing an insurance policy, a secured cheque, letter of credit or an estate mortgage, or attachment. Release in other offences