Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 302/148/149/109 bail, the defendant's denial was playing fast and loose with the process of law and after acquitting his fellow accused of being a fugitive from the law. Sessions appeared in court. The accused had deprived him of some of his usual rights under the Code of Conduct, and his remarkable immunity prevented him from exempting him on bail despite the trial that his co-accused acquitted by the trial court. Yes, the evidence listed in the absence of the accused could not be used. Against this and his case will be decided on the evidence listed in his presence. Even otherwise, the arrest of the accused by the Sessions Court was canceled by the High Court against the charges leveled against him and despite this order. His bail was denied on the circumstances
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