Approval of the application for the grant of bail filed by the defendant / accused, section 497 of the Criminal Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/34/109 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Authorization Act (VIII of 1974), section 42 Excluded by trial The court, but upon review, the Shariat Court, accepted the plea and the accused were released on bail. After the trial, the deceased, the accused and the complainant were the original brother and sister. The complainant's version was that the dispute was between the brothers in relation to the land and the house. The accused and the deceased); and that the accused was inclined towards the deceased because the deceased was unmarried and the accused wanted to take over the entire property. The incident was unseen and the human remains were recovered in the form of bones. The autopsy was performed, explaining the condition of the dead. The doctor did not state that anyone's bone was broken or severed, the ax recovery was affected by the suspect's livestock, as well as articles sent to the Chemical Examiner that did not support the report. ? The evidence submitted by the prosecution did not support the version adopted by the complainant, the statements of the real sisters of both the victims and the accused were not confirmed, no other evidence denied the guarantee of a felony's felony. There was no basis to do so, the Shariah court had released the accused on bail on the basis that the trial against the accused initially came under further inquiry and there were no sufficient grounds for linking the accused to the crime. The matter came under further scrutiny, the Shariat Court said
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