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AMANULLAH versus THE STATE

Sections 514 and 439 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 14 of the Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), section 379/411 application for the forfeiture of bonds The guarantor was guaranteed. Not for any financial gain for the accused but because of his close relationship because the accused was his real son. The second applicant, on the basis of humanitarian compassion, granted bail for the said applicant as they both apologized. The accused, all the other accused in the same complainant, were already acquitted; the applicants had acquitted the wire poor laborers who had barely earned their livelihood to feed their families. The custodian was responsible for paying the confiscated money, yet was not subject to the above conditions. The Zaar Trial Court directed that this improper order was too strict to confiscate the entire amount of Rs. / Applicants were ordered to pay Rs. 10,000 / - total bonds / bonds were dealt with accordingly. top advocates from Chak 46 lawyer