ZULFIQAR ALI versus JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE FIRST CLASS, MODEL TOWN, LAHORE
Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/149 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request Bail, the magistrate's grant granted the bail to the accused, presented before the investigating officer magistrate. And were policemen. Requested that the magistrate recover the firearms on the basis of the indictment on the basis that the PPC had not been prosecuted under section 2302 as per the opinion of the Deputy Superintendent of Police (Legal). Instead, the case was registered under section 191919, PPC. Was a guaranteed magistrate, who granted bail to the accused in the exercise of his or her own powers, and was also not authorized to grant bail without the request of the accused on behalf of the accused, The trial against the accused was a special hearing. The FIR, in which specific charges were leveled against the accused, was immediately presented in nature, the statements of the witnesses listed under Section 161 in any case baseless on the opinion of the Deputy Superintendent of Police (Legal). Was based on unlawful intent and under Section 319 319 PP, the PPC was tried and unlawfully granted bail without bail to the accused under the PPC and was somewhat illegally sanctioned. The High Court considered the exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction
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