Sections 498 and 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 337 F (v), 337 A (i), 337 L (2), 148 and 149, due to injury, misconduct, injury, misconduct, Before being arrested for a common item, doctors delayed the eight-day delay in filing an FIR for further investigation grants under sections 337 (i) and 337 L (2), five of the PPC's co-accused. The plaintiff was simple in the nature of the offenses. One of which, under Section 337F (V), the PPC was accused of injuring the left arm of the injured, with an innocent question already related to the alleged liability of the accused. Could be determined, which can be accurately determined. The trial court charged further investigations into the case, after recording some evidence of Prima Fici, sending the accused behind bars, simply because the unspecified suit was not necessary in the specific circumstances of the recovery case. One of the technical reasons was to make them eligible. After the arrest to apply for bail, it was not valid that the ad interim arrest warrant was already approved for the accused, in which case it was confirmed
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