Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 489F shamelessly issuing a check bail, refusing to sign checks, for a long time allegedly accused of alleged prosecution of an accused Was handed over, before the bank accused was named in the FIR before he was designated with a special role to give the complainant, acknowledging the signatures of the inquiry by the accused. But the accused admitted that his checkbook had been stolen by the complainant, but he had also filed a report with the police. Filed a lawsuit in which he claimed he had lost / misplaced his check and that investigative documents and dishonest slips were available for allegedly committing the alleged fraud on the first fraudulent, connected suspect. Stay. As such, his conduct did not give him the right to bail, no complaint or complaint would be sick, although in the present case the prohibition clause of section 497 (1), CCP, was not affected, but in such cases. In each case, the grant of bail was not a principle of universal application and each matter had to be handled by itself. In the facts and circumstances, the accused's plea will be waived.
