FAZAL SUBHAN versus STATE
Sections 86A and 86 Frontier Crimes Regulation (III of 1901), pre-removal of a person detained in the tribal proceedings and the purpose of section 86A, the purpose of the PC and the purpose of section 86A, CR PC, are primarily It was to be seen that a citizen of Pakistan living in the settled areas was not unnecessarily harassed and transferred to the tribal area to face trial under Section 86A, CR, PC under a Frontier Crimes Regulation Magistrate. Not done, but they will not serve as a post office, to investigate and record evidence and to determine if any The detainee has been arrested, he has to be transferred from the district to the tribal area and he has to convince himself that the evidence presented to him has created a strong possibility that the person arrested. He committed the crime mentioned in the warrant. Section 86A, CRPC had to read with Section 86, the CCP magistrate, who received a warrant outside his territorial jurisdiction to execute, was entrusted with the powers of an RSS person. The warrant against which the warrant was sent, provided that the required offense for which he was required was a bail magistrate exercising jurisdiction under Section 86A, CRPC. Perform and can gain conclusions based on that. The facts and circumstances and the evidence listed will not be handed over to the arrested area magistrate if all other sub-jurisdictions, including the grant of bail, have \ n
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