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Central Government Act Section 497 in The Indian Penal Code, 1860
497. Adultery.-- Whoever has sexual intercourse with a person
Central Government Act
Commission Report Sections 497, 498 And 499 Of T He Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1898-- ... num
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(SECTIONS 497, 498 AND 499 OF THE CODE OF
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1898—GRANT OF
A BAIL
Law Commission Report
Central Government Act Section 497(5) in The Companies Act, 1956
(5) 1[ The Registrar, on receiving the account ... either the return mentioned in sub- section (3) or the return mentioned in sub- section (4), shall forthwith register them
Central Government Act
This argument rests on the following three grounds- (i)
Section 497 confers upon the husband the right to prosecute ... woman with whom her husband has
committed adultery; (ii) Section 497 does not confer any
right on the wife
Supreme Court of India
Baori, Shanker
and Gokal s/o Bhomraj Jat under Sections 497 and 498, Criminal P. C.
praying for their release ... Sessions Judge the counsel for the petitioners relied upon
Section 497(3-A), Criminal P. C. and contended that
Rajasthan High Court
Bail Bonds)
applicable to proceedings under the Act, Section 497, Cr. P.C. becomes
automatically applicable and since proviso ... applicable to women and in their case Section 497, Cr. P.C.
alone is the guiding factor.
4. The argument
Jammu High Court
instance of the other parent. [77E-G]
2. Section 497 does not confer any right on the wife to
prosecute ... husband who has committed adultery with
another woman. Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code and
section 198(1) read
Supreme Court of India
Hazarilal Sanghi, who appeared for the applicant, is that Sections 497
and 498, Criminal P.C. must be read together ... this Court, the provisions of
Sub-section 5 of Section 497 of the Code would apply and, therefore,
the bail
Madhya Pradesh High Court
unfettered and unqualified by the considerations
contained in Section 497 (1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure with
regard ... Code of Criminal Procedure
are subject to those of Section 497 (1) of the Code, whereunder bail
Calcutta High Court
appeared in Court as contemplated by
Section 497, Cr. P. C., as he felt bound by a ruling ... respondent to this
is that the conditions envisaged in Section 497, Cr.P.C., had been
fulfilled in that
Andhra High Court
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