In section 417 of the Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), sections 337 A (i), 337 F (i), 504 and 506 of the Shuja I, in an appeal against the State Council, which was acquitted of delinquent, delinquent contempt and criminal threats. It was conceded that if the matter was remanded on remand. In his evidence, he would have no objection to re-reviewing the material produced by the complainant and approving the trial court's decision, after which the accused was charged under four provisions while section 337. With regard to A (i) and 337F, the decision was silent. (ii), the PPC judge did not mention whether the respondents were acquitted or sentenced in the two-part decision, under which the accused was acquitted. The case was set aside and the case remanded to the trial court to be re-examined and directed to make a decision. The evidence included after the parties provided them with an opportunity to be heard
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