Section 497 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 bail, was specifically designated in the FIR, which revealed a startling crime story in which both accused were injured. In the presence of the prosecution's witness statement that the victim was infiltrated. The police opinion could not be given any unnecessary importance, which was not binding except in the courts when it was not considered if any was based on sound material but at the bailout stage as a decision on the response. Cannot be considered. Such a request would have been particularly prejudicial to the parties when the trial was nearing completion and the delay in the trial could not be guaranteed because the bail was granted at the expiration of the legal term. There were provisions guaranteeing the right. No more part of section 497, the PCP delay was due to the fact that the accused had been absconding with the law for more than two years, which required the conduct of a de novo trial. l The fugitive will lose some of his usual rights, the defendant's request for a bail approval was dismissed, in which case the case was dismissed with instructions to expedite the dismissal.
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