Section 497 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 365B and 380 bail, denied record that the applicant had filed a constitutional petition to abolish the existing FIR, which the High Court upheld. It was decided that the investigating officer would conduct a thorough investigation with him. Along with the law, the applicant still filed another constitutional petition, which was placed before another bench of the High Court, and requested that the current (same) FIR be stopped pending proceedings. This was a clear disobedience by the applicant of the orders. The High Court approved in a constitutional petition that strictly directed merit on the inquiry as to how such accused / applicant can expect extraordinary exemption from the High Court Bell denied in the circumstances.
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