MUHAMMAD NADEEM JAVED versus NISAR AHMED KHAN
The trial court's undisclosed delay in the trial was undoubtedly the six-month period under section 497 (5) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), section 302/34/109/114 bail. Not done. There were no extraordinary delays because some of their motions in this case were given on the request of the defense trial court, despite the Supreme Court's direction, although they were required to try to complete the trial within a stipulated period. But it was. Keeping the prosecution's long list of 22 witnesses a bit tricky, while a witness, especially a face-to-face witness, spends a lot of time in a murder case, the defense has also sought to complete the trial. I contributed to the delay. The process of law should be interpreted as abuse or unreasonable delay. The order to grant bail to the accused by the Shariah court, thus, was not in accordance with the law, especially when the application under section 2-3 was transferred to Section 7497 (1), PC, provided by law. This right was not accepted, the Prima Fax case was presented against the accused on record, which led to the bail of the accused by the Shariah court.
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