MIAN MUHAMMAD SAEED versus STATE
Section 497 (2): The Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Guarantee, Further Inquiry FIR's Grant showed that the complainant and the accused were locked in a business dispute, from which the account Approval required. In the case of any arbitrator, the inspection was conducted by the accused and the investigation was carried out, there was no dispute that the accused asserted that there was no responsibility of the arbitrator for which the relevant check Was released and said that the arbitrator had never presented. Check with the concerned bank about their cashings, nor have they filed any lawsuit or criminal proceedings against the accused in this regard. The question is whether the complainant is entitled to have his own check inquired or whether the applicant was under any obligation to mediate. Any payment requires further investigation In sub-section (1) of section 497, the CRPC was a rule of guarantee in such cases and the refusal was an exception, accusing it of further investigation. The defendant had a trial against the accused, he was admitted on bail.
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