Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), sections 400 and 401 belong to a gang of robbers, belonging to a gang of thieves, the grants of allegations against the accused were that they were members of a gang of robbers and thieves. Formerly used to receive money from people, the allegations were that there was no evidence on record to link the accused to the alleged crime, except for the statement of the complainant. There was no supporting evidence for the alleged crime. The accused was initially granted bail by the lower court but could not attend his trial (ie fugitive) due to circumstances of the compulsion, and on the same allegation and evidence, the accused was acquitted by the trial court. Was not recorded by a legitimate investigating officer. The defendant had no prior criminal history or conviction in such cases in the present case in the statement of any victim in support of the alleged crime, although the accused was previously considered fit for bail by the court below, and although he was granted bail Misused the exception of but has not changed. / Changes to the trial properties will not hinder the fugitive accused, unless he or she is entitled to the exception of the co-accused of the bail, who were similarly accused on similar evidence. The trial court acquitted. Under the circumstances, the accused was granted bail
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