Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 420, 468 and 471 Fraudulently and forfeiture of property as a forged document; Confirmation of the suspects A minor witness of the sale was an accused, who was registered on the basis of the alleged fraudulent contract of sale and executed in favor of the co-accused, in preparation of a forfeiture agreement to sell the accused. No role was assigned The defendants were just signatories and signed a sale contract as minor witnesses The document was not subject to litigation, pending litigation over a dispute when a civil court co-accused sued for specific performance of an alleged forgery sale on 7 6 2003, which The complainant later filed a lawsuit to sell the said contract, and both suits were upheld by the trial court, but now, 11 years later, the MPC, with the complainant, said under the agreement that the case. I entered into a legal proceeding agreement with civilian FIR, and the partner court Relaxation action was performed. Selling was not available on record, the investigating officer did not collect any material evidence against the accused persons and nothing could be recovered from them, hence, their arrest in the present case would constitute ill-treatment for them in public. Within the prohibited clause of section 497 (1), the CCPC was already confirmed before the accused's bail pre-arrest bail.
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