Section 497 Property Against Crimes (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 14 Prevention Code (XLV of 1860), Section 454/381/34 Edible Oil Guarantee Cartons protected by nutrients. On the day of the inspection, a hospital store keeper who was in charge of the cartons filed a report that nothing was recovered from the possession of the accused, who was employed as a guard besides cash, which had no effect on the matter because the currency There was nothing special in the note. The additional judicial confessions identified were allegedly made before the complainant and the officers but did not yield any result but under Section 381, PPC and the Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979. There was no crime under Section 497 (1), CCP did not report any house mistake or house break, Section 454, PPC was not attracted in this case The accused were in custody for more than three months and on this issue right now. The operation could not be delayed yet, because the vegetable oil was under the guards or the storekeeper had no reasonable basis, therefore, it is believed that the accused was guilty of a prohibited crime. Under section 497 (1), the PC accused was admitted on bail under the circumstances
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