INAM ULLAH versus STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 bail, the grant of further inquiries coming into the night, neither the eyewitnesses nor the complainant had a completely different stand on it. In his first report, no motive was assigned to the complainant, Pulia, in connection with the incident charged by him that the accused was involved in various criminal cases and was absconding with the law. The basis for denial of partner guarantees cannot be made. The High Court had already declared the role of release on bail, the principle of consistency was also attracted to the accused and the circumstances of the case showed that the first party, the accused, The crime was not linked to the commission. From the material on record, the first aspects made the accused a further investigation, he was entitled to bail privileges, the accused was admitted to bail,
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