Sections 498 and 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 380, 457 and 411 may be punished for theft by dwelling, breaking the house or breaking the house at night. Further legal inquiries between the parties concerned The statements of witnesses pending testimony were allegedly stolen in the complainant's shop overnight, some belongings and documents were stolen. The complainant was not an eyewitness to the incident and was reported. The next morning, through two witnesses, who stated in their statements under Section 161, CR PC, that they saw the accused (at night) committing the crime, however, at the time or cause of the crime. They did not mention why they did not, both witnesses of the incident stated in their statements under Section 161, CR PC, that the accused entered the shop and made holes in the back wall, however interestingly, the witnesses mentioned One of the houses was connected to the back wall of the shop. N is seen. Shops were pending between the parties; both sides, on their own, made stringent claims about the ownership and occupation of the shop; the matter was one of further investigations, confirming the defendants' already approved ad interim arrest warrant. Was made \ r \ n. r \ n
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