MUHAMMAD TUFAIL versus THE STATE
Section 497 Expeditionary Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/148/149 bail, my larceny grants charge was attributed to the accused in the commission of the crime, who was allowed to bail the accused, who was also the accused. The question whether one Lalkara was raised at the end of the incident and the other born did not matter, in the case of the accused, the rule of consistency would come into effect and they were entitled to the same assistance. Behind prison bars for years, the trial of the accused was just beginning. There is no basis for his refusal to be released on bail when his case proved to be a bail, and the accused was admitted on bail under the circumstances.
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