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RASHEED MASIH versus THE STATE

Sections 497 (2) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 337A (ii), 337 F (i), 148 and 149 bail, Grant no further injury to the complainant's person with a sharp weapon. The FIR was lodged with an unspecified delay of 24 hours despite the fact that the police station was adjacent to the site of the incident, in which case the FIR mentioned injuries to persons belonging to the accused party. Was not done He said that the pressure on the complainant of the prosecutor's story had a negative effect, even though in the FIR he mentioned that the accused took the complainant out of his house and attacked him in a street. There was a public dispute and there is no evidence on file to prove that. Which of the parties was the assailant and the fact will be decided by the trial court after the recording of the evidence, such facts further made the accused's case that the accused had joined the police investigation on physical remand. And there was no need for further remand investigations; there is no possibility of the accused being acquitted, and tampering with the prosecution's evidence cannot be prevented as a guarantee and further detention of the accused. Will not proceed. At the end of the trial, when the trial is finally sentenced as a result of the trial, the defendant in the case filed a case thereafter to arrest his arrest, in which case, he entered bail. was done. \ r \ n \ r \ n immigration advocates phone number from Tibba Sultanpur lawyer