Section 167 and 344 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 397 High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders III, CHAP II, Part B, R7 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application further reduced the physical remand of the accused magistrate Was. The appellant (complainant), on the physical remand of the accused against the magistrate's order and remanded him to a judicial lockup, held that the remand physical remand on the judicial lockup was not illegal and the justice was up to 15 days. In the case of abortion, Waldetti Magistrate examined the police file before settling the remand question and found that the police could not be remanded despite the police obtaining a six-day physical remand. He routinely terminated the physical remand limit of 15 days or obtained a confessional statement or compelled him to recover the stolen property on the basis that he could be charged only over time. The orders of both the courts found no legal impairment, whereby they refused to provide further physical remand. The accused's constitutional application was dismissed in circumstances
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