ABDUL RASHEED versus STATE
Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 2017/109 / 338B of Adultery Enforcement of Hoodood Ordinance (VII VI of 1979), Sections 4 and 10 (3) Bail, F.I. Was an AR grant. Filed with a delay of six months, saying that the delayed prosecution restored its clauses to the point of abortion, but nowhere was the prosecution able to establish that the abortion had occurred and that it had not presented any material before. had gone. The prosecution's judicial statement was recorded after a seven-month delay, and no compelling explanation was offered by the prosecutor because it was stated that the prosecution's conduct was such that the defendant's case was temporary. Can't come The Section 4 (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance for the Enforcement of Adultery, 1979, protected the litigation matter from material conflicts and was not even able to be disclosed in the PD Section P report. Challan was alleged to have been able to produce a dent in the prosecution's version and was able to produce a good first case to guarantee bail, in which case, the defendant was granted bail.
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