Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Articles 406, 420 and 489F Criminal breach of trust, fraud and dishonesty issuing bail, habitual offender's grant has been charged with forfeiture of counterfeit money The fraudster is issuing a check for money, which led to his financial murder. The complainant was offered security only by dishonest checks and did not have the full amount with which the accused was charged, not for prohibited reasons by Section 497, CRPC. However, bail was not allowed in such cases as the rule of universal plea, and each case had to look at its facts and circumstances to prove that the depth of the evidence at the bailout stage was neither valid nor valid under the law. Can be guaranteed that the accused was in the habit of issuing bogus checks to various persons and there was no harm in that. Or by the complainant or the police for the purpose of falsely engaging the accused in the case when the accused had closed his business and if he would be admitted o bail, his chances of jumping bail were available. In the circumstances the bail bail was rejected
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