Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 of the Northern Territory Council Legal Framework Order, 1991, Article 19A bail, further investigation into the present case. In addition to the approval of eyewitnesses direct evidence, the accused's fugitives and allegedly used weapons were recovered on record Medical evidence was not available to determine the cause of the death. There was no expert opinion on the part of the record, where four witnesses were assigned to all the accused, where the prosecution's hand The evidence against the accused that the victim tyntyuty review also shows that the common people were not injured apart from his co-accused. Those who have since been acquitted of the case, in which case, Section 497 (2), lived under the jurisdiction of the CR PC, whose trial did not proceed in a fair manner for further investigation. The element of faith was evident in the face of the record as the co-accused of the same evidence was acquitted, while the accused was challenged to stand trial that the application for leave of appeal was changed to the appeal and the accused. A short order was issued to bail out the persons
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