Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 382, 392 and 411 bail, the further investigation against the accused was to earn his co-accused on a charge of alleged crime. Direct evidence was not available. The name of the accused was produced in the complainant's subpoena, which was made about four months after the alleged incident. The question of the apparent value of such a pending statement can be seriously considered, in the circumstances of the section. Fully covered under section (2) of 497, the CCPC sought further investigation of his crime, alleging that he was a woman, was prosecuted under section 497 (1). , CRPC attracted to the case that the accused had been behind bars for a long time, the former was an offender deserving of bail.
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