ABDULL AH versus THE STATE
Pakistan Penal Code Section 497 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), despite being guaranteed Section 302/34, was armed with hatchet and a baton when the principal co-accused did not use it at the time of the incident, according to the prosecution. He died at that moment from his pile of shalwar, which led to the suspect knowing that the main co-accused was armed with a pistol and was about to commit the murder of the victim. Was not to be decided. A similar case had already been granted by the trial court to a co-accused, on the principle of consistency the accused was also entitled to be released on bail, no indirect act and motive was merely attributed to the accused, in case of bail. The accused was not allowed.
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