Section 497 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 440, 337 11 (ii), 148, 149 and 109 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), causing injury or death to the bruises caused by the negligence of section 7 and The naughty act Bell, who was preparing to be sentenced, was disappointed and horrified at his refusal to prosecute. The accused simply could not be allowed to bail because any of the offenses allegedly committed under him could not be covered under the section 497 prohibition clause, CRPC Cases Section 497, CCPC While those who fall outside the prohibited clause of the law cannot generally deny bail, the accused cannot claim bail on the aforementioned as a matter of fact, but in such a category, the offense can be denied. ? Temporarily speaking, the prosecution was equipped with a considerable amount of equipment against the defendants, who demonstrated their superiority, such that the disappointment in the society cannot be allowed to be delayed, before the accused can be seen from afar. Removal was extremely shocking, shocking and alarming. One of the suspects had a long list of 13 criminal cases against his name. The list of prisoners included murder, robbery, cases. The registration of various criminal cases against persons accused of robbery, etc., showed that they were not men of clean slate in the case of bail. The possibility of repeat crime and bail jump by accused persons was not excluded. can go. His request for bail was dismissed, entitled Bail Exemption
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