MUHAMMAD SALEEM versus STATE
Pre-arrest of Sections 497 Contempt Rules (XLV of 1860), Sections 420, 467, 468 and 471 bail, the only character assigned to the accused was intended to be a forgery of the main accused, who was granted bail before his arrest. Was done The case of the accused was on a better basis than the main accused under the law of consistency; the accused was entitled to the same privileges to the complainant's Mala Mala duty for false involvement of the accused. There are several criminal cases pending. The parties did not influence the recovery of the accused and upon completion of the inquiry, the challan was presented in court and the evidence in this case was documented and there was no possibility of tampering with the accused under section 46767. , PPC was earlier sentenced to a maximum of 7 years in prison for those accused in the FIR and other offenders and was sentenced to Section 497, CRPCE prohibition clause. Was not placed under It has been alleged that there was no specific evidence on record to link the accused to the commission of the crime; after the ad's arrest, the accused's pre-arrest bail was granted, in the circumstances. \ n
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