KHALID versus STATE
The Section 498 Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), the pre-arrest warrant of Section 436, the only allegations against the accused were that the fire was set on their case The counsel of the accused's counsel heard that the FIR It was delayed within five hours without any plausible explanation, and that the accused were not available at the relevant time on the occasion of the crime, while not disputing that the factual aspects of the case have admitted that the accused had already been granted bail. Prior to the arrest warrant has been granted and it is further submitted that the main accused was already present on bail. The defendants, whose names appeared in the FIR, did not even support the prosecution case, the accused had filed a case before the arrest to confirm the arrest, accordingly it was confirmed.
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