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MARIAM versus ZUBAIDA BAI

Sections 200, 202 and 561 of the Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324 [as in lieu of the Criminal Law (Second Amendment) Ordinance (XII of 1993]) lodge a private complaint against the trial court for the release of the proceedings The complaint was investigated under Section 200, CCPC, and the matter was forwarded to a preliminary inquiry, and to whom the magistrate recorded the statements of the prosecution witnesses for such an inquiry as 5202. Was initially provided by the PC Magistrate with the preliminary inquiry submitted to the trial court. After hearing the complainant's counsel and looking at the statements of the complainant and his witnesses, it was found that the first case was registered under section 324, ordered to proceed in the form of a bail warrant against the accused. Had gone, the accused demanded the termination of the bail order. After the prosecution against them in the event of a warrant warrant arrest against them, this was a very early step in stopping the proceedings. An opportunity for the complainant to bring his case on record and terminate the proceedings in such circumstances. I would be entitled to withhold the litigation unless a preliminary inquiry had shown any weakness or illegality in the evidence by the accused but technical skills that would otherwise have failed the proceedings, Section 555A, CR High court warrant intervention under PC best advocate from Kundina lawyer