ISFANDYAR versus THE STATE THROUGH ADDITIONAL ADVOCATE GENERAL
Further investigation against the accused in connection with Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 337A (ii) and 34 of Shuja Im Udiah, the joint intention, was alleged that he placed the complainant on his head and other parts. Injuries. The alleged crime on his body, if proven, could be punishable by up to five years in prison and may also be liable to a felony. Approval of the offense was a rule and the exemption was denied in case of a penalty of ten years or less. The accused was behind bars for about two months and the inquiry was complete and no further investigation was needed; the trial was to begin before the court or present the challan before the court. There is no basis for denial, if this was the case otherwise the accused in another inquiry was released on bail, under the circumstances.
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