Section 497 (2) Immigration Ordinance (XVIII of 1979), Sections 18 and 22 of the Passport Act (XX of 1974), Section 6 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Migration to provide for illegal employment, Encourages receiving money, refusing passports, travel documents, etc., issuing checks for dishonesty, accepting allegations of further investigation against the accused, provided that he provided foreign employment to the accused along with the co-accused. And had received money from the complainant for his migration and was issued dishonestly on three years nine months bank delay offer was dishonored and FIRFR registration was recorded after five days of deliberation and consultation, nothing was recovered from the accused accused was charged against the accused and the provisions of Section 22, Immigration Ordinance 1979 were applied to the accused. To the extent the trial will be decided, the court also imposed an alternative penalty for the offense under section 22 of the Immigration Ordinance 1979, after recording the crime of evidence, so the offense with which the accused was charged was section 497, CR returned for a refund due to a PC prohibition clause. The accused had issued a check that was dishonored on the offer, stating that under Section 489F, PPC, the offender filed any criminal material, namely a passport, identification card or Rubber stamps etc were not attracted. Therefore, the application for Section 6 of the Passport Act, 1974 will be determined by the trial court. The suspect was behind these bars after his arrest and investigation was completed, but keeping the accused behind bars would be of no benefit. M
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