Section 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860) Rules 420/477/201/109 The disappearance of evidence and the disappearance of evidence and the disappearance of evidence, the accused's grant, a stamp seller, alleged Issued a stamp paper on which the contract of sale was written, but later removed it from the official records, using its position with dishonest and fraudulent intent, Sections 420, 452, 468 and 471. Another FIR, under which the PPC alleged sale contract in the same police station had already been canceled by the police, both alleged shopkeepers. Had challenged the validity or authenticity of a contract to sell in question in civil court through a declaratory suit and until the decision of the civil court, the trial against the accused accused of being serious under section 497 (2). Further investigations were warranted, prohibiting the CCPC from damaging any of the accused accused. Section 497 (1), CR PC accused allowed to bail in the circumstances
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