Section 497 (2) Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII VI of 1979), Sections 11 and 16 bail, further inquiry into the accused's claim that he had married the alleged abductor and the marriage contract and the alleged Trusted the kidnapper's affidavit. He said that the marriage was reviewed by his family court by the parties in which one party had disputed the authenticity of the marriage dispute, while the other party did not find the matter before the court. Was relying on The use of criminal jurisdiction could not, under criminal court, decide the crime, nor, in any other way, under criminal law, was the authority to make any inquiry into Nika's authenticity, which, under this law, the Family Court I was the case. Was there a competent forum that would look into such matters? The allegations contained in the FIR were not included in the case either by the alleged kidnapper or by his father when he filed a family lawsuit. En A written statement was filed explaining why the FIR was not immediately filed after the alleged abductor was handed over to the complainant, raising all doubts. Factors became a matter of further investigation and the accused was entitled to bail
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