Section 498 Preamble Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 336, 337 L (2), 337 A (i), 379, 148 and 149 pre-arrest bail, approval of the dispute between the parties was related to the possession of the disputed property. The parties claimed their occupation. Injuries attributed to the alleged property belonging to the accused were minor in nature during the course of an investigation when a section P came to the conclusion that the accused was not present on the ground and a section of the landowner P eventually commented that the accused was innocent and No weapons were used by him. By the complainant, but the accused and his co-accused only kicked and fisted about the police, although he was not bound by the courts, but was allowed to bail the accused in proper cases and in certain cases. Can be considered in the matter of According to Section 6336, the story of prosecution to the extent of the crime, the PPC had taken a suspicious complaint, according to a section P, who had also taken an affidavit in favor of the accused that he did not want to prosecute the cases. It cannot be considered until the complainant has appeared in court because according to the police, the accused were not involved in any other case and in the present case, the incident did not occur in the manner described by the complainant. The possibility of lying, could not be ruled out because of a dispute over the possession of the property, the defendant was confirmed with a pre-approved ad interim bail,
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