Section 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 489F / 420/468/471 fraudulently supplying property, fraudulently and fraudulently using forged documents as fake documents Consequently, the issue of further investigation from the accused was that the registration of the FIR was delayed by one month. The controversial check belonged to a woman and the account was also the name of the woman, therefore, the accused had no concern with the check. That report was not received by a handwriting expert, and that the accused was a month-long unauthorized legitimate delay in registering a controversial FIR investigation and that the woman who was found innocent during the investigation of the matter was concerned. ? The handwriting expert was not available, which could prove that the check was completed and signed by the accused's section 489 F&468, while PPC did not fall under section 497, CRPC's prohibited clause. Sections 420 and 471, PPC were guaranteed. In section 497 (2) of the criminal case against the accused, a further investigation of his crime was sought, the accused's CCP bail was granted and he was admitted on bail.
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