No independent witness's grant was available to verify the prosecution's version of Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 452/354 contempt of the House and bail for his charges, Section 454, pp. It was not enough to bring C into the realm. But there were other circumstances to suggest that the accused had the required information or motive, but the prosecutor's story was not appealing as it would be an unusual event when a father in the company of his two sons tried to provoke a woman's molestation. There will be no apology, and there was free evidence on record to support the prosecution's version, with the FIR filed with an unclear and unusual delay of five hours. There was no stopping the accused from accepting bail, only in passing the bail of the accused, the investigation in the case was complete and the accused was no more. The sentence under Section 354, PPC was two years and Section 452, P. The PC was punished for seven years, not subject to the prohibition clause of Section 49, Section 497; CCP accused were admitted on bail, under circumstances
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