Sections 426 and 497, CR PCs Section 426 (1), CR: PCs have no concept of discriminatory features of Sections 426 and 497 guarantees, the offenses contained in the CCPC section 426. According to the CRPC, section 497, the CRPC considers the court to grant bail under section 497, the CCP is aware of the offense in favor of the accused, while guilty by the competent court. There is no such concept to prove it. Under section 497 (1), CCP guarantees are generally granted as guarantees in cases not covered by the prohibited clause and the waiver is exempt, while no such limitation is made in section 426 (1). In both cases, the CCPC has court discretion, but the language of the same language shows that discretion under section 497 (1), CRPC, is more free and gentle than section 426 (1). Yes, CCP becomes more severe in the lens of cases where a criminal seeks to suspend his sentence in drug cases. Section 497, Section 497 on the CRPC, with effect of section 51 and 47 of the Narcotic Material Stances Control Act 1997 with the CRPC
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