NOMAN TAHIR versus STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 489B bail, the grant of further investigation, the prosecution failed to collect any evidence that the accused had prepared a counterfeit currency note relating to the possession of this currency, The defendants explained that they received currency notes from some consumer in the absence of any other evidence that they themselves alleged that they were responsible for the preparation of counterfeit currency notes, presenting only fake currency notes, petrol pumps. , Under Section 489, was not sufficient to present the first counterfeit currency note. B, the PPC accused's case was further investigated and was covered by sub-section (2) of section 497, CRPC accused were not involved in the case as the accused was behind bars. And nothing could be recovered from them, so the bail couldn't be stopped. The accused were released on bail as punishment
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