Article 497 (2) of the Contempt of the Constitution (XLV of 1860), sections 302/324/34 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 4 and 25 Qatal Aim, the attempt to commit the Qatl ummah, the joint intention, should be dealt with as per the rights of persons. With the law, Citizens' Bail, Further Bail Investigation Grant Abston's scope of coercion accused the accused and co-accused of allegedly assaulting the complaining party, resulting in a person The death and several injuries were delayed. Fifteen minutes of FIR filing was not properly explained and the complainant was advised that he ran out of fear and therefore lost his way, did not appeal to the prudent mind. All the accused were charged in the same manner as the accused. The law, written in Articles 4 and 25 of the Constitution, had to adhere to the principle of consistency in order to balance and maintain the equality theory. The co-accused was already acquitted; the release on the accused's bail was not banned. There was no indication of the crime of the accused himself. Gone, but such fact could not be proved in favor of bail. The accused was released on bail.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2013
