Sections 498 and 195 (c) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Articles 420, 468 and 471 of fraudulent and fraudulently supplied property, ad interim arrest warrant for use as a forged document Bonds filed for bail on the basis of verification of fake documents were granted ad interim arrest for the accused in connection with the FIR and bonds were filed on the basis of sale deeds, which were later declared as forgery. Was given and they became victims of bullying. The injustice of this guarantee, which single-handedly handled the entire case under the auspices of two bogus sales operations, constituted crimes during the prosecution, which required that Section 195 (c), Cr. This procedure should have been done under the PC. Before the police could be notified of the case for registration of a case against the accused, the trial court could only determine whether the complainant was an affected person or who had the power to prosecute. Even otherwise, the accused persons had filed a petition before the magistrate seeking a new bail bond, claiming that they had been cheated by the surety guarantee for which the accused was granted bail. Was. Unidentifiable arrest of unknown persons was confirmed in the circumstances
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