Section 497 (5) The Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 16 The bail of a woman with a criminal intent, the plea for the main charge in the FIR was that a woman was sexually assaulted. The marriage went to the plaintiff / defendant when she was already married to another person and appeared to the Seed Lady Magistrate and recorded her statement stating that she was unmarried and in her own sweetheart with the accused. The marriage was done at will. And she was happily living happily ever after. An explanation of this statement was also supported by an affidavit available on the record, which also shows that the alleged kidnapper sought to track down the marriage against her ex-husband in Family Court. All the cases made the accused's case debatable. For the purpose of guarantee, the principle of approval of the guarantee and its cancellation was quite different. For the cancellation of the guarantee, the complainant had to determine strict reasons. It was to be established that either the bail was misused or nothing was tampered with in the evidence, in the circumstances the applicant's case was kept on record enabling the bail to be canceled and the cancellation of the bail was rejected.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2010
