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GHULAM SHABBIR MALIK versus STATE

The absence of civil suit allegations against the applicants / accused in 1979 was the grant of doubtful charges under Section 497 (2) Immigration Ordinance (XVIII of 1979), Sections 18 and 22 bail, Sections 18 and 22 of the Immigration Ordinance. He received a special sum of money in Pakistan for arranging employment of two of the complainant's relations and then in case of failure, then the complainant is accused of arranging money between him and the complainant. The story was narrated in the controversy and the FIR regarding the dispute, the FIR was lodged with the FIR. An unreasonable delay in the FIR was suspected to be a substitute for the crimes charged in the FIR, which could be at the discretion of the trial court, in the case of a fine between the parties before the civil suit. It was all the judgment before the competent court and the responsibility of the accused. After recording the evidence it can be determined that the accused was no longer wanted by the police and his detention was not allowed to proceed to PK. The bail could not be heard in the contempt of court case as the accused is under further investigation. Bail application was allowed us immigration advocates from Gakhar Mandi lawyer