Section 5 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 161 bribery raiding magistrates and inspectors did not see the accused receiving a defamatory currency note from the complainant, nor between them before the money was exchanged. A complaint was made by the complainant that the accused (Patwari) was responsible for a property dispute between himself and another person. At the time of the raids and the recovery of the currency notes, there were two persons, but they were unnecessarily abandoned. Such persons were presented in defense and did not support the version of the prosecution which led the complainant to defraud. Was with The change in the money laundering on the couch in the office meant the sale process was a viable possibility, the suspect was given the benefit of the doubt and was acquitted.
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