ZIA ULLAH versus STATE
The Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34 bail, the defendant's grant was behind bars for more than seven months and the trial was not started, even under section 161 of the prosecution's testimony. Copies of the statements were filed, the PC was not supplied and in the near future there was no possibility of a trial. Went and was sentenced to seven years. Section 497, the CRPC's prohibition clause was not attracted in this case yet, especially in view of the injury site, All that remains to be determined is whether the section 324, PPC, could be deemed applicable, was the professional culprit involved in several criminal cases whereby one of the alleged witnesses was prosecuted in the affidavit. The support was not supported as stated in the FIR and the second accused was the real brother of the witness witness complainant, in which case the accused was admitted in bail.
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