Section 249 of the Contemporary Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 337A (i) (ii), 354, 147 and 148 of the Shuja and the Caliphs, the Shujaas and the Mudhia, intend to humiliate, or humiliate, the woman. The wind is blowing the court. Under Section 249A, the CCPC's pretrial prosecution witnesses appeared before the trial court, but their statement could not be recorded on one excuse or another, even on the date of the disqualification order. Was present, the complainant's lawyer claimed that the suspicion should be recorded in the complainant's presence, (which was absent on that date). And on the aforesaid request, the trial court acquitted the accused, without giving notice to the prosecutor and without hearing the prosecution and the accused, the precondition for the CCPC trial court's order for acquittal under section 249A. Violation of this mandatory provision of the CCP. By not hearing the prosecutor before passing an anonymous order, which indicated that the prosecutor had not been given a chance to be heard. And with impatience and urgency, the accused were acquitted. The unidentified order was set aside and the trial was remanded to the trial court so that further action could be taken at this stage.
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