Sections 3 and 4 of the Criminal Code (v. 1898), Section 265K Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Section 265K, Prevention of unlawful occupation of property under the jurisdiction of CR, CP scope allegedly complained of Accused of expulsion (petitioner) The defendants from their home submitted a petition before the trial court under Section 265 K, CR PC, which was allowed and the accused acquitted The complainant admitted in his cross-examination that one of his nephews was involved in the dispute. The house, which has been in a different district record for the last 20 to 22 years, shows that the disputed house also had a reasonable claim by the accused and a criminal case was pending between the parties in the matter. By nature, these two owners were claiming the record also showed that due to severe flooding in the past, the building and the super structure of the house were no longer in existence, to make sure there was no final, untrue record on the record. There was no hearing and credible acumen and circumstantial evidence to prove that the accused had committed the crime and had no chance of being found guilty. The trial court properly acquitted the accused. Was. Persons rejected according to Section 265 K, CR PC Constitutional Requests
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