154 and 200 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII VI 1979), Sections 10, 11 and 15 of the Challan Case and Complaint Case In the Challan Case, the applicant's wife filed an FIR against the applicant. It was reported that he had abducted her and committed adultery, but at the trial it was stated that the complainant withdrew her earlier statement in the FIR and instead stated that The applicant had married his real sister after divorcing her and she was neither kidnapped nor subjected to adultery The applicant's wife filed a private complaint alleging that she was married to the applicant and while her marriage was still falling, the applicant contracted a second marriage with her original sister. Who was the complainant in the earlier challan case and since the marriage petitioner was both invalid. Her sister was guilty of fornication, although in both cases there were two different versions introduced, but in this case I was charged with the first challan case of N as well as in the case of the later complaint, of regret and substance. Accordingly, there was a similar and similar commission of adultery in which the applicant once had a challan case with his wife's sister and there was also a case of complaint regarding a similar incident or birth. The same transaction was instituted, then to avoid double risk and conflicting decisions, it would be appropriate to see that both cases were handled by the same court in a way that was not prejudiced by either party. Where the law in the police
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