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MST. SHAMIM AKHTAR versus MUHAMMAD LATIF

Section 497 (5) Appeal to the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/341 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Signature Act (VII of 1974), Section 42 Bail, Supreme Court The charge for cancellation was earlier granted on bail on legal grounds provided under section 497, CCPC, after the end of the trial, the trial court sentenced the offender to 25 years RI and detained him. Was taken and an appeal filed by the accused against his sentence was accepted by the Shariah court. And after setting aside the conviction and conviction of the accused, the trial proceeded in trial court to record the statement of the accused under section 2342, CCPC, after the remand of the case by the Shariat court. The trial court rejected the trial, but the Shariat court, after releasing the accused on bail, filed a review seeking remand of the case for recording the accused's statements under section 342, the CCP either on merit or in legal provisions. No order has been issued in respect of bail under section 497, the amendment filed by the CCPR has been transferred to the accused by the Shariah court. The order to grant the grant was against the trial court's order under which the defendant's request for the grant of bail was rejected, without the approval of the law because under section 497, the accused's bail was granted under the legal provisions. At the time of the sentencing of CRPC, Section 497 was repealed under the legal provisions of CRPC. Under the trial, the accused took advantage of the right to bail as there was no further bail on the legal bail, the accused by the Shariah court. property advocates from Chak Sheza lawyer