Section 5 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), section 161 Trap cases, especially in cases stacked against a senior public servant, were required by law and likewise demanded ownership be recorded. , But can be recovered on the basis of unrecognizable evidence unless all precautions are taken by the raiding party to exclude the possibility of any prescription and the possibility of false implications. No proof of currency notes will be taken by itself as proof of bribe demand / payment. The move was not to benefit the public servant, but to protect them and their institutions so that the public's confidence in the public institutions would not diminish. The raiding party would position itself as one where it personally passes. Can see. Listen to discussions between bribe money and, if possible, the briber and the borrower.
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