Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 109, 148 and 149 provide evidence of further investigation into the FIR rifle, though allegedly recovered from the possession of the accused during the investigation of the matter. Had been committed, but in the event that a crime was recovered on the spot, the apparent cost of such recovery had no benefit to the litigation. He said that the reasons against the accused have certainly demanded further investigation of his crime under section (2) of section 497, the CC accused had already spent about 17 months in jail, but his case It was in the early stages that the accused's complaint could not be admitted on bail because his case had already begun, he was postponed because the accused sought further investigation of his crime in the case. Further investigations into the matter were called. In the guilt of the accused, the right of bail was to be given to the accused, not by grace and privileges, although the bail was sometimes denied at the commencement of his trial, but the bail was denied primarily in consideration. The right to prevail and whenever the question of ownership arises from the question of right, the right has to prevail. The accused was admitted on bail. Under the circumstances
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