Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 161 of the Prevention of Corruption (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) of civil servants, criminal misconduct, bail, in addition to legal compensation in respect of grants. The demonstrating public servant does not see or hear the accused at the time of the payment of bribes in the raiding party proceedings for further investigation. Demanded legal pleasure, and after the negotiation the accused was paid partially, while the rest was to be paid at a later date when the trap. Arty's members alleged that the partial payment was made after the illegal settlement between the accused and the complaining party at that time, and the payment of the remaining amount was agreed even though the complaint was made to the accused during the raid. Payment from the recipient was received, however it has not yet been determined whether this is an illegal GR payment. The alleged reconciliation between the parties was not settled. Members of the raiding party did not see the accused receiving bribe money, nor did they hear the conversation between the accused and the complaining party under section 161, P.K. The PC did not fall under the prohibited clause of section 497 (1). The CR PC case was one of the further investigations, the accused was admitted on bail in the circumstances
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