Sections 1 561A and 204 of the Prohibition Regulation (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Immigration Ordinance (XVIII of 1979), Sections 17, 18 and 22B fraudulently deporting a person to a foreign country And get money from it. Applicant / accused of violating FIR was out of law, non-bailable arrest warrants were issued, but he avoided his legal arrest, that is, criminal code There was no explicit arrangement or restriction, which prohibited an individual from appearing in private under Section 555A, CR PC under the hereditary powers of the High Court; An arrest warrant was issued against him, but he avoided his legal arrest. In such a case, if the petition is heard for termination of the FIR filed by the fugitive accused without the surrender of the warrant under Section 204, CRPC, Abuse is the same as abuse. The person who fled or fled the law will lose some of his usual rights under the law, a request for termination of the FIR filed by the accused, to be abrogated by the law. Couldn't entertain because of.
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