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ASIF versus STATE

Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 337 A (i), 337 F (i), 337 L (ii) and 34 bail, granting further investigation, declared the deceased to be a fatal injury. Is gone The co-accused Roll was indicted by the complainant, according to the complainant, who shot him with his firearm butt, and according to the complainant, although he was armed with a wire like a chain, he was allegedly A 30 bore pistol was recovered from which six were injured and two of the dead were injured, of which Shijaja Kha was coming under section 337A (i), PPC, three were injured. Damage covered under section 337F (i), while one injury occurred under section 337L (II), PPC. The offense was guaranteed under Sections 337 (i), 337f (i) and 337l2, PPC. The prosecution's own case was that, petitioners, equipped with deadly weapons, did not hurt the deceased. Were. The injuries suffered to the victims and the fact that the accused had confronted P only with minor damage. Controversial witness, Section 242424, applied the PPC in the same way, keeping the fact that the accused had taken any of the accused. Had not been hurt, his obligation under section 34, PPC would also be a matter of further investigation under consideration of sub-section (2). Section 7, 7, CRPC The fact that the trial was started or had to begin, the High Court will not refrain from extending the grant of bail if the accused is otherwise entitled to his privilege. So, in these situations top civil advocates from Kandhkot lawyer