The accused behind the supply of copies of the documents under Section 265C, Section 265C, CRPC, was to supply statements and documents, so that he could inform him of the charges / allegations leveled against him. Maybe. Providing answers to the questions that may be put before them when making charges, without which the allegation is absolutely irrelevant will enable the defendant to defend himself against the allegation. Will not be complied with. The provision of the law can certainly jeopardize his right to a fair and impartial trial. The accused had the legal right to keep copies of all the documents mentioned in Section 265C, CR PC before the trial began and charged. Even if this was a complaint, the authority to supply such documents in accordance with the provisions of Section 265C would have made the CCP fail all the case. \ R \ n
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2009
