CRPC, in the appeal of the accused without hearing, the decision of appeal against sections 417 (2A), 422 and 423 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), sections 324, 459 and 337 The accused has been lodged against the promise of issuing notice for the services and under section 42323, it is mandated under the CCP that after the hearing of the accused, an appeal be decided, the respondent The accused had left for England before notice was served against them, so, after the Shariah court was acquitted, that could never happen. He was treated as a fugitive without any service. If the accused were served and he appeared before the court, he could be declared a fugitive. The hearing was done because of the accused's rights, without notice. Appeals against BK's evil cannot be heard and cannot be dealt with. The defendants were ordered to remain in execution as a result of the non-bailable warrant arrest issued against the suspects' respondents, unless the accused was served or brought before the court. \ R \ n
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