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NAJMA BIBI versus CIVIL JUDGE, 1ST CLASS/ADSECTION 30, CHISHTIAN, DISTRICT BAHAWALNAGAR

Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Sections 173 and 156 Offenses Hood (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979) Section 10 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Re-examination and exclusion of accused during criminal proceedings After conducting the trial, the trial court reversed the order to release the accused police, and after the investigation, the accused was found guilty and submitted the final challan to a competent court bail court which was filed by the accused and sent to judicial lockup. Yes, the court police again denied the accused's request. The former PAN was re-investigated without the involvement of the complainant and the holiday accused, and Robker was released to release the accused from a court lockup, to submit a full invoice under section 73, 73 of the police. Unable to pass a later order, the CRPC authorized jurisdiction to take the case before the court only to submit a full invoice under Section 173, CCPC. After the discharge report will be considered in the trial court, the police took notice of the matter, the police had no choice but to call the police. Filing Sub-Invoice Under Re-investigation of the case, the accused could not be excluded, the prosecution could have filed the full invoice, but could not be allowed to enter the sub-invoice in the court which ordered the complete or incomplete invoice Confessed to the crime upon receipt of the offense, was inadmissible by the police, declared it by the High Court unlawful and without legal authority. Ordered to cancel advocates from Chacklala lawyer