In Article 249, a Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition, there were twofold complaints of arrest of the accused applicant, firstly it was blacklisted without providing the opportunity for a hearing. And secondly, he was not paid a balanced amount to settle his bill. The counsel for the authorities stated that in view of the order passed by the Special Judge Anti-Corruption, which allowed the applicant to apply under Section 249A, CRPC and he was acquitted, the authorities There was no objection to returning the order in relation to the order under which the applicant was blacklisted, however, the authorities disputed the pending relief of payment of the pending petition, which led to the petition. According to the prosecutor, the civil court could have been referred. It was agreed that the application given in the above terms should be dealt with consent, which order by which the applicant was blacklisted, was set aside. While in connection with the payment of his bills, the applicant may approach the court, which will decide the matter according to law. \ R \ n
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2011
