Section 497 Grant / Bail Refusal The question about the grant / refusal to grant a bail was to be properly decided on the facts and circumstances of each case where the prosecution convinced the court to reasonably believe that That the accused committed the crime. In the first category, the court must reject the bail where the accused satisfies the court that reasonable grounds are available to believe that he is not guilty of such a crime, so the court must come to the conclusion that Whether or not there were proper grounds. It is available to understand that the accused is the perpetrator of the crime, the court will not make a preliminary inquiry, but will only temporarily examine the material on the record, which will have a deep appreciation of the evidence and the circumstances presented in this case I was neither wanted nor allowed.
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