Section 497 (2) Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 489B Guaranteed to use a genuine, fake or fake currency note or banknote, Grant of further investigation The fake currency note allegedly occupied by the traveling accused Exported from The defendant's claim to the vehicle was that he was selling, buying, exchanging or smuggling the alleged counterfeit currency. That no independent witnesses were associated with the search and recovery proceedings. That he had no previous history of involvement in crimes such as the alleged crime, and that, after being granted bail by the court below, he moved to a neighboring country in connection with the current misdemeanor, There was no information about the trial under. Absence (fugitive) was not deliberate A review record reveals that at the time of his arrest, the accused did not sell, buy, exchange or smuggle counterfeit currency notes such as this one. They knew it was fake or fake. The police, with the search and recovery proceedings, had yet to prove through the convincing evidence that the crime with which the accused was charged was under Section 9 fell BB and not That 948 cc, the PPC's fugitives would be a hindrance to his path. Otherwise the bail was valid for approval, the accused was granted bail, in the circumstances
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