Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) against the Property Section 497 Crimes (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI 1979), Section 17 (1) Bail, a grant of bail was sought on the basis of the tender age of the accused Claimed to be. The boy, aged 16/17, relied on a police-produced shale form (face sheet) that showed him to be 16 years old, and the accused did not produce evidence or documentary evidence such as a birth certificate. It can be deduced that it was not actually the tender age blanket form (face sheet) that is the definitive or definitive proof of the accused's age nor can it be termed expert opinion, which is the case of the co-accused, which is called a trial. The court granted bail, which was very prominent in the accused's case. As the participant's age was proved to be 15 years, he had no power to prepare for the contingency by the accused, in which case the plea filed by the accused was dismissed.
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