The Prima facie case's advantage was the suspicion that the benefit of an unexpected delay in the FIR was the Sections 498 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 420, 468 and 471 Pre-arrest Guarantee that he prepared forged documents with his deceased brother. And seized illegally purchased land. The FIR was filed by the complainant with a delay of five months and the brother of the accused has died ten years before the FTR effect was registered; the delay in filing the FIR was not disclosed The suspects had also raised doubts about the authenticity of the prosecution case, the benefit of which should go to the accused at the bail-out stage as well. The offenses mentioned earlier were not attracted to the case of the accused, who would otherwise not have been subjected to the prohibited clause of section 497 CR. Yes. The arrest warrant was given before the PC
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