Section 497 Crimes against Property (Enforcement Hood), Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 17 (3) Harah Now, refusal to delay filing an FIR can be the basis of bail in situations where there is some reason, e.g. As to the existing rivalry between the parties, there was no such reason in the present case to believe that this could have led to a stir. There was a case where the complainant and his family were robbed by three unidentified men, one of whom was the gunman of the complainant's minor son. The delay in filing an FIR against unidentified persons during the commission of this crime was sufficient to explain that the complainant had already suffered trauma by returning a gun to his minor son and There were also threats of deadly retaliation against him. If the complainant and his family have filed a complaint through him, he can easily be converted into cash, keeping in view the nature of the looted property, it is true that no matter with the harmonious accused. It was not even a ground that would present a case of further investigation. The accused failed to make his case for grant of bail. The request for bail was dismissed. \ r \ n \ r \ n
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2010
