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IMAM BUX versus STATE

Criminals convicted in the presence of other evidence against the accused, Section 497 Crimes against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance VI (VI of 1979), Section 17 (3) West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX 1965), Section 13A Bail, Approval of the defendant's affidavit The victim's position was that after rejecting his first bail plea, the complainant had taken an oath before the trial court in which the complainant stated that the suspect was arrested by the police in his presence. And the police did not ask for the identity of the accused, nor did the accused, along with the other suspects present at the time of the incident, It was stated that the complainant had also stated in the affidavit that if the accused had been granted bail, the complainant would have no objection to the acceptance of the accused's bail. Deputy Superintendent of Police was involved. And other officers who arrested the suspects as well as stole witnesses' testimony from the prosecution in their statement record. Under Section 161, the CCP fully involved the accused in the crime, when the accused If other evidence against was available, submission of the affidavit by the complainant could not be considered as a reasonable basis for the defendant's bail and at the bailout stage it was stated that the affidavit was carefully and carefully examined. Will go top civil advocates from Mamu kunjan lawyer