MIAN MUHAMMAD WAHEED AKHTAR versus SPECIAL JUDGE (OFFENCES IN BANKS), LAHORE
Appeals against Sections 417 and 249A Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 420/409/477 A / 418/109 Special Courts of the Bad Army (Crimes in the Banks) under Section 249A, CR PC Has been acquitted, the appeal was filed against the appellant by virtue of which, in the first instance, no illegal movement was committed by the trial court by passing an order under Section 249A, CRPC. The element of mainstreaming was the complete lack of shared intent by the co-accused with the co-accused, who were originally the accused. Secondly, there was nothing to record that the co-accused somehow knew that the consideration given to them was due to their performance as actors in the play produced by the principal accused. There was money involved in this case and his money was stolen. ; And because he was criminally forgery or bank fraud because of his professionalism, was convinced to play a role in a drama or release on TV by a central suspect. , The accused did not commit any crime. In the absence of any defamatory material against them, under the circumstances, there is no justification for interference with the defamatory order.
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