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CH. MUMTAZ KHAN, EX-MANAGER CANTT. BOARD BRANCH, NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN, RAWALPINDI versus STATE

Section 249A, powers and application to acquit the Magistrate of the CCP Power of Magistrate, was not prevented from acquitting the accused at any stage of the trial after fulfilling the stipulated conditions if the prosecution and the trial of the accused The magistrate has been barred from acquiring the magistrate after and for reasons. It is believed that the allegation is baseless and there is no possibility of the accused being proved guilty of a crime. The Legislature introduced Article 249A, an amendment to the provisions of the CRPC, to ensure the quickest hearing of criminal cases in general, when the magistrate confessed to the crime. In this case a trial was ordered and the perpetrator was ordered to decide whether he was acquitted or punished, in which case the rules of the trial were inapplicable. The magistrate was given discretion to acquit an accused until the conclusion was reached on the grounds stated in Section 249A, CRPC. In cases where, in the opinion of the magistrate, the allegation was baseless or where there is no possibility of being convicted of the alleged offense, the provision of the law itself is a rule which has governed the scheme of law in specific terms. Section 249A contains phase PCs. , Had shown that the magistrate was given the option of having a record of being bad in the exercise of judicial discretion when such jurisdiction was satisfied for either of these reasons. Can be used before or after the charge is made, the conditions set out in section 249A power of attorney advocate Jamrud Road lawyer