Section 497 Determination Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 147, 148, 149, 504 and 337H (ii) Qatal Ahmed bail, denying further inquiry, was not entitled to the exception of the bail to determine whether Whether or not the bail was to be granted, the court was obliged to temporarily review the material held before the court, however indirect or indirect. The final inquiry into the question of guilt or innocence of the accused should be the further question of inquiry as to the result of which the case should be allied and which may indicate or suggest the offense with which The accused was not guilty for what he was accused of. What will be the proper basis for further investigation will depend on the strange facts of each case and no hard and fast rule can be laid for this purpose, however, the hypothetical question that can be considered Will not be the case. Based solely on the reasons that can be answered by the trial court, after the evaluation of the evidence, the condition was laid down in clause (2) of section 497, CRPC was that for further investigation of the crime. There was a substantial basis, which would mean that the question should be something that was aligned with the outcome of the case and that he could show that he was not guilty of the crime with which he was charged. ? He presents the case, not only the FLR in the court-provided material, but also the statements of two witnesses, including a post-mortem and medical report that fully support the prosecution's version. The accused failed to identify any rivalry or dispute on any matter. N
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