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MUHAMMAD EJAZ versus STATE

Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 (3) Sentencing Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/148/149 Guarantee, earlier the defendant's grant had twice appealed before the trial court for approval of the bail, But his request was rejected with remarks. The case was found in the case of the accused under Section 497, CR PC, and the accused, desperate and dangerous criminal, applied for a legal basis to grant bail that despite the passage of more than two years the trial. Could not be heard. And in the near future there was no possibility of an end. The prosecutor himself submitted that there was nothing on record to show that the accused was involved in any other criminal case and nothing to show. It was not that the accused was dangerous and was a criminal, the bail was opposed by the prosecution only on the basis that the trial was ongoing and could possibly be concluded in the near future. Long dates were given without proper justification while the trial was to take place. On a daily basis, supportive reasons have a long history. The accused was originally an accused and a trial was already underway in the case. The accused, under the circumstances, did not settle a case for bail, which led to the trial court. Trial within a specified period list of supreme court advocates from Murree lawyer