Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 489F shamelessly issuing a check bail, the complainant's denial allegedly presented the money to the accused, who asked for a refund, That the bank was dishonored by the bank. The required amount in the accused's account was that the complainant had no written proof to forward this amount. The offense did not come under the prohibition clause of Section 497, CR PC, and since the investigation into the matter was completed and the accused was no longer required for the same purpose, it was alleged that he had entered into his bank account. Did not deny the existence or the truth of the matter. The issuance of the check, which was allegedly insulting due to insufficient funds, has long been a violation of the law, which showed its goodwill, though the crime was prohibited by Section 497, CR PC. The clause did not come into being, but each matter had to be decided on the basis of its facts and circumstances and the accused alone could not be entitled to the guarantee of exemption on the score. , The request for bail was guaranteed. Dismissed, under the circumstances
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