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MASTAN SHAH versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE/SPECIAL JUDGE, BANNU

Suppression of Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) Section 169 Terrorist Activities (Special Courts) Act (XV of 1975); release of Section 4 accused when the disclosure officer's power lacks the Terrorism Activities (Special Courts) Act of 1975 Whatever the provisions are, it is not clear whether the Investigation Officer was assigned by the provisions of Chapter XIV of the Code of Criminal Procedure. 1898 No separate machinery was provided for the investigation of scheduled offenses, the inquiry officer's powers were one and the investigating officer has discretionary powers to investigate the scheduled crime, before the CRPC challan was presented to the accused during the investigation. Release on Bail Bonds. Such interim relief is justified under the law for innocent persons who will have to be examined by a trial court at a judicial stage for judicial scrutiny, the correct method adopted by the investigating officer is to conclude the investigation. But it should be kept. In column 169, the name of the accused who is released under the CRPC with his remarks challan No. 2 has to establish his opinion on the basis of the material on the record, by the investigating officer during investigation. The provisions of C have to be resorted to or re-investigations have been declared out of date and the notice should be taken to the Superintendent of Police, including the Superintendent. The police and the deputy inspector general are concerned in the interest of justice by rigorously reviewing the investigation so as to disclose that the discretionary powers of the investigating officer were not misused in any way and could not be used blindly at any legitimate and legal base. That is, before submitting a police invoice, initiate an investigation at an early stage property advocates from Ugoki lawyer