Section 249 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 217, 420, 467, 468 and 34 of the Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Disobedience of law by public servants, fraudulent and dishonest property. Provision, forgery, joint intent, misconduct, establishment of proceedings till the decision of the Civil Appeal Special Judge Anti-corruption, judicial proceedings are stayed pending before the High Court petitioners / Complainant till the appeal of the Civil Appeal, Special Judge Has been instructed to end the trial on merit. Be allowed to proceed on its merits. Just because a civil action was taken in relation to a matter was never considered a legal impediment to maintain a criminal proceeding that could proceed simultaneously, as punishment for a criminal offense was a civil liability. Was a completely different matter than The civil and the offender can be served simultaneously, after being charged, the prosecutor and the eight witnesses were examined by the prosecution, and there were formal witnesses, and the court made Section 249, C.R.P. Instead of stopping the proceedings under C, the matter may decide according to its merits or to proceed under Section 249A, the PCP had strictly heard the trial court on merit, which seriously prevented the proceedings. Made a mistake
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