Basic Concepts of Section 497 Bail for the Acceptance of Bail The basic concept of bail was that the freedom of any innocent person was not required to be restrained, until every accused was innocent until his crime was proved. That his guilt may not be proved. Legitimacy, but the benefit of the doubt will go to the accused, even at the bail-out stage, which was the essential prerequisite for the grant of bail on the basis of section 497, subsection (2) of the CR PC. The court must be satisfied on the basis of. In-depth examination of evidence is not permissible, nor is it guaranteed, by the police or the material placed before it, and that there is reasonable grounds to believe that the accused is not guilty of death or life imprisonment. This is a requirement of the law at the stage of However, the question could not be decided in space. And the court had to look at the substances available to reach a conclusive opinion as to whether the accused was a party to the crime. \ R \ n
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