Section 497 (5) of the Conduct Regulation (XLV of 1860), Section 364/109 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Abduction Guarantee, abrogation of the abducted spouse's version was strong evidence that in the presence of the abducted accused After she had taken him in and contacted her husband over the telephone, her reply indicated that he was in a difficult situation and was seeking help. This was not a trivial matter of last seen evidence, as a particular claim was made that the accused was solely responsible for carrying the kidnapper and could not be traced even after that time. The accused's behavior further supported the prosecution's story, which was relevant and could also be considered at the bail-out stage. Under Section 7497, an accused cannot be guaranteed under the CCPC when there is a reasonable basis to ensure that he exists on a reasonable basis because on a rational basis it says That in the present case the accused is the perpetrator of the crime, he was not entitled to bail, the bail was granted by the High Court, and consequently the application for leave in the appeal was changed and allowed. Was canceled by giving.
