Section 497(2), of Cr.P.C deals with cases of_________________?
Correct answer: D. Further inquiry
- A. None of above
- B. Heinous offence
- C. Confession
- D. Further inquiry
Explanation
Section 497(2) applies where the court finds that the accused’s guilt requires further inquiry, creating grounds for release on bail. It is distinct from the ordinary prohibitory-clause rule in section 497(1).
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