ABBAS ALIAS GHULAM ABBAS versus THE STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302 (a) of the Crimes Against Property (VI of Ordinance) (VI of 1979), Section 17 (4) of the Guarantee, Grant of further inquiry the identity of the accused a month. Held later. There was minimal need to associate the suspects with the dummy for each accused in the incident, but in the present case, 10/12 dummy was included in all but two accused were also involved in the case which is intended to be a civil judge's identity test. was done. And through this the memorandum of identification was prepared, but even then he was not aware that any such misconduct by the civil judge was removed because he was a judicial officer and worked hard on it. Had to do. According to the law, however, he did not apply his mind and the memo produced by someone else was not given to the characteristics of the accused in the FIR and the identification memo was viewed by the complainant. The ant, who identified the suspects as another illegitimate who had committed suspicion of identity testing, made a claim after the expiry of a month of FIR registration regarding the recovery of the gun. There was no reasonable ground that the accused was allegedly guilty. Further inquiry is required under the matter under section 497 (2), CR PC
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