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Bail able offences have been defined u/s. 4-b or Criminal Procedure Code means an offences means as offences shown as bail able in second schedule or which is made bail able able by any other law for the time being in force.

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1-Section 200 using as true any declaration known to be false

2-Section 341 wrongful restraint

3-Section 342 wrongful confinement

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