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GHULAM ABBAS versus STATE

Sections 426, 496, 497, 498 and 91 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), section 302 (b) sentence of the sentence which applied for the suspension of the sentence he claimed when he was sentenced in a private complaint And was sentenced then it could be. Suspending his sentence in accordance with the spirit of Section 91, was released on bail, the CCP accused filed the same rules as related to the release of an accused on bail under Sections 49496, 7497 and 8498. The government will rule on the question of suspension of punishment. In the present case, as a perpetrator, the deceased was shot dead and after testimonial testimony he was found guilty of murdering the deceased object of the time deceased91, the CRPC was the only person present / Was to secure the presence of the accused in the case before the court in which a matter may be required, the position of the accused was quite different; ? The prosecution staff and those convicted thereunder and pursuant to the provisions of Section 91 cannot be attracted to the accused for suspending the CCPC. The contention is that the same principle applies to the question of suspension of sentence under Section 2626, CRPC. Sections 496, 497, 498, CR relevant to the PC's approval or denial of bail, although he had the power, but in view of the act designated by the accused in connection with the crime, he suspended his sentence on bail. Was not eligible for release. Disputes raised by the accused require deep scrutiny of the evidence on record and determination of the case, which is not practiced at the bail-out stage. advocate from Barbar Loi lawyer