Sections 3, 5, 7 and 8 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (v. 1898), Section 75 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Issuance of Illegal Guarantees Appeal for leave to appeal In exchange for the petitioner's counsel. The petitioner submitted that, on the basis of the police report, irrespective of the applicants' claims regarding their legitimate possession of the disputed property, the applicants have been issued unsecured warrants. As a result, their independence was at stake. Applicant's counsel further submitted that the process of issuing a non-bailable warrant for the first time, even if the case was filed on the basis of the complaint by the complainant, was extremely severe; The interests faced serious prejudice, one of which was more than eight years old. Counsel further stated that the applicants are ready to stand trial before the trial court in connection with the complaint filed under the Illegal Disposition Act, 2005. Complainant, but he was unable to do so because of fear of his arrest because the trial court had issued non-bailable warrants against him, the lawyer requested that if the non-bailable warrants against the applicants were granted bail. If the warrant has been changed, the applicants should be satisfied with the fear of their arrest because they were willing to surrender before the trial court for further remedies, in accordance with the law. The complainant present did not dispute that the petition was granted by the Supreme Court for leave of appeal. Was turned into a criminal's appeal ISO
