Sections 497 (2) of the Customs Act (IV of 1969), Sections 2 (s), 16, 156 (1) (89), 157 (2) and 178 of the Import and Export (Control) Act (XXXX of 1950), Section 3 ()) The bail, further investigation, involved the driver's vehicle driving the vehicle directly into the property owned by the firm's employees, by a firm for transporting clothing, which was also accompanied by the employee with the vehicle. At the time of the occupation, the clothing was owned by the firm that was legally purchased. It was admitted that the Syed employee had prepared the documents to satisfy the customs authorities. It was alleged that he held only luggage. Otherwise, an FIR could result in a maximum sentence of up to 6 years in prison if it is not found. The prohibition clause of section 497 (1), the CRPC suspects' case was subject to further investigation and the accused was no longer required for further investigation by the customs authorities; the accused was admitted in bail.
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