In section 497 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 489F bail, the defendant's grant during interrogation refused to admit that he had disputed the controversial check, in which case expert opinion was required. In this case, this aspect of the investigation was ignored altogether. Since the investigating officer did not bother to verify the signature of the accused under Section 49 487F under Section 9FF, PPC. Crimes against the accused did not fall under the prohibition clause of Section 497, CRPC, except that the grant of bail in such cases was a rule and the refusal was exempt whether the inquiry amounted to less money. Or a large sum will make the difference, given the fact that the accused allegedly committed a crime punishable by a maximum of three years, which was not covered. Section 497, CRPC binding clause, was admitted on bail
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