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MUHAMMAD SULEMAN versus ABDUR RAZZAQUE

On a private complaint under Sections 195 (1) (c) and 476 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 420, 468 and 471 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Section 33F (i) (ii), 337 Termination of FIR F (i), 452, 48 & 149; PPC, magistrate issued summons to the relevant applicant / accused to stand trial, the accused appeared and the second applicant submitted a bail bond. Having been arraigned on his bail, the respondent filed an application before the trial magistrate alleging that a fake bond jambandi had been submitted on bail after being granted bail. According to Tehsildar's impression that the bailiff has no agricultural land, the defendant's request was accepted and sent to the relevant Section H concerned Dobaker concerned directed to file a case against the applicant and Section HA filed the petition. Under the Revision Petition, 8 468 and 1 471, the FIR was filed against the applicants. Prior to the dismissal of the Adel Sessions Judge by the Applicants, the applicants had filed a constitutional petition for the cancellation of the FIR filed under section 195 (1) (c), CRPC. It was held that no court would admit any offense to any of the crimes mentioned in section 463. 471, 475 or 476, PPC When such an offense was alleged, it was committed by a party to any PR in connection with any document in connection with any document that would have proceeded In addition to the complaint about the subject of the bail that is presented in evidence or, in addition, such court writing on an ard fred by, was intended solely for the purpose of bail, Any photos immigration advocate from Jhatta Bhutta lawyer