Section 498 Sanctions Code (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Unlawful issuance of pre-arrest bail, Defendant's refusal to issue a complaint to the complainant, on which the bank disagreed. What was meant is that if he had been dishonestly released by the accused, then the bank would not be accused of delay in presenting the check, misconduct by the complainant or misconduct so that in this case The suspect could be falsely implicated, heart surgery and the suspected severe diabetes could not be banned. Recorded by any Medical Certificate Prima Fee, the accused failed to disclose that the check was not dishonestly issued for payment of any liability or he was seriously ill and was detained for illness. Cannot be taken or his arrest will be detrimental to his life. The offense does not fall under the prohibited clause of section 497 (1); CRPC will not justify the grant of extraordinary relief on bail prior to arrest, as the contents on the deep APP record are not preferred. While the bail application was dismissed in the circumstances deciding the pre-arrest application.
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