Sections 497 and 498 of the Criminal Code (CRPC), Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 302 were found guilty and declared guilty, the applicant filed a direct complaint against the accused and their Non-bailable warrants were issued, mainly on the basis that the trial court issued a non-bailable warrant without proper inspection of the police records / results, which was in favor of the accused's release, which has been granted for investigation. Whether the High Court itself examined the records and the results by the police. The results obtained by the police for the purposes of section 497 of the trial court, CCPC and other similar purposes (2) shall not be rejected. In my case, it was legitimate and proper to grant bail without the arrest of the accused, after surrendering before the trial, and for the first time before this court a bail application was filed or his arrest. Whether the condition was satisfied or not.
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