DISTRICT COUNCIL, ABBOTTABAD versus AKBAR
The delay in filing Section 497 (5) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CCPC), Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 302/34, is effectively stated, the accused in the Bail Sessions Court No basis for release can be made. It seemed that the diaries filed by the Investigation Officer were greatly affected / affected and that they would be expected to temporarily review the evidence submitted by the Investigating Officer to establish whether or not an independent opinion was reasonable. On grounds that it was available to believe that the accused had committed the crime, the Sessions Court failed to find any and merely wrote that the defendant's case was that further investigation was not sufficiently sufficient for the accused to be fired. A special role was assigned. The murder of the victim was certainly linked to the commission of the crime, especially when the ocular version had full support for medical evidence, and the trial court had the circumstances dismissed by the trial court.
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