Sections 497 (2) and 497 (1), for the first time Penny Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 and 34 Kalam, joint intention bail, further inquiry grant found the missing body of the female victim missing the deceased son. The late, who was also the complainant of the case, did not accuse the accused in the FIR, but only afterwards accusing him in his statement under Section 160, CRPC. The body was recorded five days after the recovery, the authenticity and the precise value of such a statement was not yet seen through the trial court complaint but it is known about the accused's involvement in the crime. There was no source of evidence and he was not even a witness to the incident because there was no eyewitness to the incident, and it was common for the accused to be charged and no specific role was given to him, Thus, the prosecution did not carry any abusive material, which would indicate that there were reasonable grounds for the defendant's conviction. The grounds for further investigation of the crime of the accused are concerned, she was a woman and she was also entitled to bail under the first act of section 497 (1), the CCP accused was granted bail in the circumstances.
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