Find a Lawyer

WARIS ALI versus STATE

Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/452/436/148/149 bail, the accused's grant made himself into an unlawful assembly and subsequently with a deadly weapon. Equipped himself with a gun. A planned and unprovoked attack killed four people and injured two critically. As a result of the aggression, the accused acted in a cruel and frustrating manner, and not only killed, but also pushed one person to the victim's house. Was also burned. The person killed in the house, which spread terror and panic in the area, the accused, who was absconding with the law, was specifically named in the FIR and he was killed in the massacre and The lawsuit took action against its common purpose, which called for the grant of bail. Due to the legal delay, the exemption in bail may be extended on this basis if their case is included in section 497 under the third provision, but the PC said that the third provision has been qualified. Under the fourth provision from section 497, according to the PCP, if the accused was a former offender, addicted offender or was a hard, frustrated or dangerous offender or involved in terrorism, he was not entitled to a guaranteed exemption. The crime was committed, the accused was. Dangerous and frustrated people were not eligible for bail when charged in circumstances. property advocate from Lakimarwat lawyer