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ABDUL RASHEED JANJUA versus THE STATE

Section 247 and 439 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), section 365/365 A / 324/34, denied the complaint because of the complainant's absence, on which the trial court / special court dismissed the complaint and the special court. After the complainant dismissed the appeal field from the complainant's appeal, the High Court observed that the complainant had a remedy by filing a fresh complaint or seeking reinstatement of the same complainant. The 30-day order, dismissed by the High Court, applied for the restoration of the complaint and the special court accepted that the petition restored the same accused upon receipt of the notice, reviewing the complaint to restore order. Filed a petition filed by the court with a Retention Order. The complainant was questioned, a first aspect was identified and a non-compounded case was brought to trial and the accused was summoned to supply the second clause in Section 247, the CCP stated that the complainant's non- In the presence, the complaint will not be dismissed and the accused has been acquitted where the accused has been charged with unrecognizable and complex crime. The special court, in the circumstances, correctly restated the complaint and against the order of rehabilitation. The defendant's review application was rejected and said the order could not be interfered with by the High Court in review. S. famous high court advocate from New Saeedabad lawyer