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ABDUL KHALIQ versus JEHANGIR

Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Sections 497 (5) and 426 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Islamic Sanctions Rules Enforcement Act (IX of 1974), Section 5 Bailing the matter under consideration by the Shariah Court Were not related to suspending the order under Section 6 426, CRPC, because they could not conduct a detailed examination of the evidence brought on record by the prosecution, to the relevant witnesses who were interested. Cannot be denied unless they intend to falsely implicate the accused in the case against the accused. Section 497 (1), after coming under the prohibition contained in the CCPC, could not be released on bail. The unlawful order was erroneous and violated the prescribed rules related to bail matters which led to the Shariah court. Had examined the evidence and made a decision in practice. Appeal for non-judgment of the mind which was not entitled to be released on the accused for the unlawful offense was canceled by the appellate court in addition to the conditions mentioned in section 262626, the CCP bail bail was granted by the Shariah Court. Was family advocate from Tarmatan lawyer