Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 376 Rape, Further Investigation Grant Although the FIR allegedly abducted and abused the abductor, it was a matter of The complainant / woman was his legally married wife and in that regard he relied on the marriage contract. The bridegroom stated that they had been married long before the alleged incident and even had filed a complaint. The woman went to the family court with her requesting a false pretext of marriage. Such a question was always to be presented by the competent Family Court on behalf of the accused and he refused to enter into a valid marriage with the accused and since then the question of validation or otherwise of the marriage in a decision Is determined. The defendant will demand further inquiry into his criminal case, in which case section (2) of section 497, CCPC, included the period of detention, although the trial lasted for approximately six to six months. The onset of the trial, however, can hardly be a hindrance to the defendant's request for bail, especially when his case may otherwise be found fit for bail upon further investigation. The crime case for bail is dropped, the accused was admitted to bail, under circumstances
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