GHULAM FAROOQ TARAR versus RIZWAN AHMAD
Section 66A Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 420/468/482/471 Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 249A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the accused under Section 249A In his application under Section 249A, which was alleged to be the accuracy of the PC, the CCP did not refuse the court to publish the two books exclusively, but of course they were section 249A, C. Under the RPC, the accused can be acquitted if, in his opinion, the allegation is baseless or unlikely. The accused is accused of committing a crime, but if the allegations made in the complaint in support of the preliminary evidence are true, the possibility of the accused being sentenced at such a stage cannot be ignored, the trial. During the trial, the court hurried to approve the order. From being bad which was not sustainable and consequently the appeal for leave was turned aside in the appeal, the trial court was instructed to proceed with the complaint as per the law.
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