SYED TAHIR MEHMOOD SHAH versus SYED IFTIKHAR HUSSAIN SHAH
Section 3, 4 and 8 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 203, 204, 265 H & 265 K Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Failure to provide defendant's witness statements to the Sessions Judge, Sessions Judge Was rejected. As soon as the applicant's complaint failed to provide copies of the defendant's concurrent statements to the accused, the review petition filed by the applicant was also dismissed; a law court ruled the sessions court Was not allowed to dismiss a private complaint as a failure. Provide copies of documents / summary statements to the accused person under section 256c (2); CRPC private complaint may be dismissed at an early stage under sections 203 and 204 (3), CRPC accused There can also be a breach and there may be a private complaint. At any stage of the trial under CCPC session 265 and section 265H (1), the session dismissed by the court, no other provision of law authorized the court session to dismiss the private complaint and the prosecution's witnesses In order to acquit the accused in the failure of the complainant to provide copies of the summary statements and the documentary evidence the Sessions Judge had erroneously dismissed the complaint under which the order approved by the Sessions Judge was set aside and the trial The remand was obtained. Reconsideration allowed for court decision \ r \ n
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