Sections 174 and 176 of the Prohibition Code (XLV of 1860), section 302, for the purpose of applying for the probation of the accused to obtain a body part of the victim's body for DNA test to cause death The purpose of the investigation, whether under CRPC or inquiry under section 176, was to ensure that no crime was committed in connection with the death. A person could not make such an inquiry or investigation for the purpose of determining the weapons used for commissioning of a crime or wounding of a deceased person. The medical expert can safely state what type of injury was caused by the investigation or investigation of the weapon. Under Sections 174 & 6 176, removal of the CCPC and the deceased could only be allowed if the real cause of death was drowned in mystery. Section 176, a person while in custody of the CRPC police Was related to the death of the police but in the case of the police being out of the custody of the magistrate, any body related to the death could be dispersed, even when he considered it a motive for investigating the cause of death and was not bound. As for the accused's request for academic purposes, he too, after a delay of about 18 18 months, was not obliged to dispose of the body and only for the determination of educational questions. The application was filed by the accused and the court erred while allowing the trial. The same High Court rejected the order issued by the trial court in exercising the amended jurisdiction to allow the court to review. \ r \ n
Related judgments — Quetta High Court Balochistan, 2014
