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KAUSAR PARVEEN versus STATE

Section 363 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Section 497, Second and Third Section [inserted by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Ordinance (XIII of 2006)] and 561 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 FIR Constitutional request to abolish woman Defendant's Guaranteed Bail Criminal Bail Prevention of minor father's relief from relief, Under section 66A, a bail application has to be turned into a constitutional petition, CCP complaint The father was the father of minor children and the custody of the minor after the divorce was transferred to his mother by the complainant in exchange for dowry articles and care allowance. The complainant was later acquitted by the complainant's former wife, along with her parents and other relatives, by the complainant, against whom the FIR was lodged, against which the lower appellate court charged the accused. The bail of the (former SaaS complainant) on the conviction that the crime was punishable by seven years and the juvenile delinquency of the minor was dismissed by the Family Court Judiciary-approved Terrorism, All crimes against women punishable by death or life imprisonment or ten years imprisonment for the crime of financial corruption and murder were guaranteed (criminal law) According to the provisions of the second and third section 497, on the day of the issuance of the Ordinance, 2006, it had the effect of overriding all the laws enforced under the PC under which the accused was given only seven years rigorous imprisonment and fine. Punished under the Law (Amendment) Ordinance, 2006, all crimes against women were guaranteed except murder, terrorism. And the woman accused of financially bail pleaded guilty to a lower appellate court law firms from Bhakkar lawyer