Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Pre-arrest Bail, Denial of Jurisdiction The earlier arrest warrant was dismissed on charges of merit and not merely because of the lack of convictions. Gave rise to all these conflicts. Earlier in the application, they were requested on the request bail. If the pre-arrest bail was rejected not only because of merit but also the arrest warrant, then the arrest warrant can also be rejected. Otherwise, both the accused were convicted by the investigating officers. And they also took effect on the recovery of the weapons of crime, in which case the accused's bail application was dismissed.
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