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SAIMA versus STATE

Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 497 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 13/14 Bail, Grant of Complaint, Prostitution in a flat by the accused after receiving notification After handing over the money to the accused girl, a private person handed him the tainted money and said that after giving the money to the accused girl, he had stated that the prostitution dean was being run by the accused in the flat and was common. As consumers come to hire girls. There, the FIR did not indicate that the complainant and the prosecution witnesses had seen any signs of sexual celebration in the flat. Nothing was found guilty from the place, which may indicate that the location was The allegedly available persons were involved in intercourse, the mere presence of the accused does not prove to be a crime of adultery and the accused customer's fraudulent money was handed over to a private person and not a civil servant by prosecution of the accused involved in the crime. It could not yet be proved that in the absence of reasonable grounds to believe that the accused was guilty of a crime. Lotus was. Section 497 (1), subject to the prohibited clause of the CCPC, requires further investigation of the case. famous supreme court advocate from Mangi lawyer