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TASHIF MEMON versus STATE

Section 497 (2) Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34 General Contempt of Inquiry, Joint Intent Guarantee, Grant of Further Investigation Non-recurring firearms on non-critical part of the body impact Ocular version Medical report The implication was against the accused that he fired at the victim due to an economic dispute. Such a distinction raised reasonable doubt on the victim's limbs and opened the litigation case for further investigation. No need for further investigation of the accused was one of the inquiries and the benefit of the doubt can be extended to the accused at the bail stage. Guaranteed Confirm \ r \ n

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