MUHAMMAD AKRAM versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE, DEPALPUR
Section 199 Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 561A & 176 (2) Constitutional application to remove a corpse from the grave for post-mortem examination The legal right of the body after the deceased woman dies in suspicious circumstances. The body of the deceased was sent to the magistrate for postmortem examination so that the cause of his death could be ascertained. The petition filed against the magistrate's order by the magistrate's amendment request dismissed the victim's husband / yellow. The applicant said he did not want to remove the dead body, and that he did not want to humiliate him as the sole owner of the body. The legal heirs of the deceased / dead body were responsible for his grave, which not only had to maintain the grave but also preserved the dignity of the deceased body. Respondent has also been striving to extricate the body. The constitutional plea was allowed in the case of blackmailing the victim's husband and others and the orders passed by the magistrate and the revision court were set aside \ r \ n \ r \ n
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