Bail before Section 498 Arrest, Denial of Penalty (XLV of 1860), Sections 337 A (1), 337 F (i), (iii), 337 L (2), 382 and 34 Bail Before Arrest, Defendant The denial was the direct role of the complainant in the FIR Complainant and at the same time the witnesses were severely stuck on the statements they made under Sections 154 and 161, the CCP Deputy Superintendent of Police both the accused. Was found guilty, but was not attracted. Section 497 (1), the CRPC prohibited clause but in this case, the accused could not allow the exception of the bail exception before arrest. There was no malicious or inaccurate identification by the complainant or the police so that they could be falsely implicated. There was no special mention of the case in which the accused could be entitled to the relief sought for the order under which the accused was allowed interim arrest.
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