RAZA KHAN versus THE STATE THROUGH ADDITIONAL ADVOCATE GENERAL, PESHAWAR
Section 497 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 (d) Qatil Emad, common intentions, armed without a license, bail, denial of length and impression of the accused The unidentified accused and co-accused were alleged to have murdered the complainant's son. Initially, the accused was granted bail before his arrest on the basis of compromise. At the start of the trial, the accused went into hiding. And was convicted, while the co-accused was acquitted. After completing his trial, the accused was eventually arrested after 15 years of felony proceedings, while some of his usual rights abrogated by law and the courts were confiscated by law and law. On the load, it was long and unequivocally fugitive. Such treatment of the co-accused was sufficient to relieve him of the privilege of bail; the accused was instructed to kill the deceased so that the blood-stained ground and Recovery of vacancies can be supported - Defendant's bail plea dismissed in cases \ r \ n
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