Sections 169 and 561 of the Criminal Code (XLV of 1860), provisions 386/427/430/447 / 506/148/149 exoneration, adultery, criminal mischief and criminal threats after the release of the accused upon the request of alibi It was to see whether the alibi's request would come up in appreciation of the "defective evidence" or the evidence of the alibi's request before the investigating officer, not only the evidence, the statements of the accused, which the investigating officer believed without further investigation. Is it true that if this phenomenon were encouraged then almost all the accused in criminal cases would plead with Alibi just to say that he was not present on the occasion. Whether or not Albee's request was valid and significant, the trial was a matter of allegation in the police's request to be registered for trial by the court and the applicant / complainant, who, initially, , To the accused involved in the crime. There was strong evidence of the accused persons in the case, there was no shortage of them, there was a reason for the release of the accused under Section One hundred forty 6969 against the bail of the accused in the circumstances, part of PCC Section 6506, P.O. The PC was not guaranteed, such release of Alibi cannot be the basis for release, unless there is a lack of evidence. One of the suspects was a police officer, who spoke of the amount of ultra-motive in the case of the investigation officer's illegal dismissal, in the interest of justice and to give the defendants a fair hearing. The jurisdiction over the request for bail submitted by the accused persons will remain up to the judgment of the court \ r \
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