ALI HASAN versus THE STATE
Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), S 302 [as opposed to the Criminal Law (Amendment Ordinance (VII of 1990))], opposing prosecution on three grounds for requesting bail. Gone, since the accused's case had not yet been dealt with, this was a preliminary step to consider a bail application. Secondly, when the name of the accused appeared in a specific role in the FIR, he was not entitled to bail and thirdly, the name of the accused was removed from the list of accused persons when he was found innocent. , The accused could not be charged for excluding such partner. As long as the first basis for opposing a bail application is concerned, no stage can be considered as a pre-requisite stage in which the applicant's bail may be considered, to the second level of the opposition. The names of the suspects with their specific character cannot be accepted as mentioned. No FIR can be the basis for rejecting every bail application unless the other pieces of evidence against the accused are found in more than one accused in any FIR under section 22 under. Death would occur on the go, PPC and any one. While the action of the person was not sufficient to cause the death of the other person, it cannot be said that the case of all the accused was raised on the basis that the third reason for the opposition was one if bail was not granted to the accused. He was unacceptable, but his name was excluded from the list of prosecutors for reasons known to the prosecution or the trial court. The rest of the accused persons
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