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SHAHID KARIM versus STATE

Sections 497 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 420, 468, 471, 482, 483, 485 and 486 bail, the defendant was arrested by the police in the manufacture of compounded mobile oil containing the name and monogram. Used to fill in tons of boxes. The complainant's company had a large quantity of rack stickers and monograms or said that the company had been recovered from the possession of the accused stickers and had been recovered, which came in appreciation of the documents, which were filed under Section 468, Used under the provisions of the PPC, the forged documents, accused sections 420, 482, 483, 485, 468 and 471, were made against the PPC, though this section 497, the CR PC prohibited clause. I did not come, but the courts were not obliged to act at their discretion in their favor. The accused, who was involved in a crime that not only affected one person, but the public had the power to refuse bail in the Supreme Court; if such an act was necessary in nature, he was charged with forgery. Was running a mobile oil business. Which was damaging and damaging the property of the public at large and also damaging the complainant's good will to use the trademarks of the company and the use of stickers to sell good mob weapons, but the accused's The confession of the confession was disgusting in its nature, though it did not diminish. Within the prohibited clause of section 497, the defendants' CR PIC bail application is dismissed \ \ r \ n \ r \ n property advocate from Tando Mohd Khan lawyer