Sections 169, 173 (3), 190 (3) and 193 are intended for the release of the accused on a personal note and under the jurisdiction of the inquiry, the Magistrate and Sessions Court scope port 169, CRPC, must be assigned to the police officer. Release an accused, if he or she felt that no bond was issued, without any guarantee, on the issuance of the bond against him, with the direction of the release of the accused and when he was before the magistrate. When the accused was once summoned and appeared before the magistrate, the life of the person who was sentenced to death by the accused will be terminated and this is the case with the magistrate. These orders will be subject to the orders, as provided under section 7373 (()), once the invoice was presented to the magistrate, which was required to be submitted by the police during the investigation. After reviewing the evidence, the inquiry is made without recording the evidence and thereafter an opinion should be formed to prosecute the charges against the release or release of bonds and bail. If used, the magistrate had to pass a written order on the bond and bail set by the accused and the fate of the case where the magistrate was unable to confess, if the trial was already in place. He was referring to the same case. Section 190 ()), after taking notice of the matter under SCP, Section 319 Cr, CRPC, to the Sessions Court under the CCPC, where the police and the referring magistrate had chosen to cancel the case. , Will take over. Another investigative evidence, without recording evidence, examining the evidence submitted by the police and presenting it by the accused.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2013
