Section 1 561 A Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 496 A / 34, for the purpose of restraining or detaining or detaining a woman with criminal intent, an FIR charge against the joint intention accused and co-accused. The reasoning was that they had abducted the alleged kidnapper on a charge of contractual marriage. When she was already married to another person, the alleged abductor appeared with the co-accused in the High Court and stated that he had performed the marriage according to the alleged abductor, saying that the complainant (the alleged abductor) The brother of the car) had allegedly lied to the accused because of the lawsuit and the lawsuit, he had willingly and willingly married the co-accused, with another man, with whom the alleged abduction. The marriage took place, did not support the complainant's story. When the alleged kidnapper spilled the beans about his alleged abduction, the significance of it was lost by the complainant as well as the fact that the request for ion-cushion was granted and the FIR was dismissed.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2013
