ISMAIL versus AHMED BUX & SONS
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) was a guarantee of section 497 sentencing rule (XLV of 1860), section 302/324/34 request for proof of defense and defense of the bail, which was neither valid nor valid at the bailout stage. It is advisable to do so as it occurs before the trial is vacated. There was ample material on record to link the accused to a double murder commission to prejudice the court and his mind, in which a victim for his death was pursued by a mosque where he fled for safety. But he was killed until three months after the incident, the identity value of the alibi's request by the accused was disclosed in the case when he was absconding that could only be determined by the trial court. It is only after recording the evidence that the accused was denied bail.
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