Section 616161A and the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XNX of 1965), sections 13 (d) and 16 (b) request for processing of arms for foreigners from which the pistol was recovered, alleged that. The applicant / accused gave him the pistol. Both the accused were arrested and given on remand for four days, the aliens were granted bail, but the applicant was sent to the Judicial Trial Judicial Magistrate while the aliens were granted bail. They should seek permission from the court before leaving the country. However, on the same day when it was said that the alien was released, he left the Pakistan Council for the applicant / accused if it was believed that the weapon / pistol had been granted by the applicant to say foreign. , There was no ammunition with him (pistol) and he said that the weapon could not be used. There was no substance in the dispute. Even a pistol which was not shot could be used to intimidate others. Yes, because the other person facing the pistol did not know whether there was a bullet or no applicant / suspect, however to stop the action. The trial court had the freedom to move the appropriate application. Which application, if moved, will be decided by the trial court law
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