Section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/109 bail, benefit of doubt However, the accused in compiling the complaint claimed that his brother's death was on the victim's wife's offer. Which, according to the complainant, was objectionable, the contents of the FIR revealed that up to the registration of the FIR, it was not claimed by the complainant that the accused had committed extra marital affair with the victim's wife. Relations were in place, but on the second day of filing the FIR, two people came out with claims that 3/4 days before the incident, they heard a whispering suspect and the deceased. Yew, who was sitting in the stream, in front of the Investigation Officer, while giving his statements under Section 161, CR PC, gave a detailed version of the plot, which was heard by him while passing close to the said strip. In the cases, the claims of the witnesses hearing the conspiracy, which called for further inquiry into the scope of section 497 (2), CR PC, especially when it was observed in the context that the witnesses had ever referred to the above. / Dangerous design / plot not reported, Anyone suspected of talking to police about suspicion that the accused at the bail stage will also be charged. It may be that, after the matter of further investigation, the accused was entitled to bail as a matter of fact and could not be denied bail only because of the commencement of trial, the accused was admitted to bail. Had gone, under the circumstances
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