Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860) Sections 381A & 420 It was not enough to guarantee the participation of several accused in the criminal cases in the absence of a conviction by the recovery of a competent court. The right to freedom should be deprived. The stolen property between the parties, for the most part, was the amount of a civil transaction that was yet to be proved by evidence that the appearance of the case before the trial court was no longer needed for the investigation of the accused. No further investigation is needed on the suspect's case. As contemplated by section 497 (2), the CRPC offense allegedly committed by the accused did not fall within the purview of the prohibited clause of section 497 (1). Has been admitted on bail under the circumstances \ r \ n
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