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MUHAMMAD TARIQ JAVED versus STATE

The pre-arrest arrest of Section 498, Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 489F, the denial of the accused's issued check cannot be disclosed because the account was closed the day before its accusation of accusation. Later, on the intervention of the market ministers, another check was issued to pay the amount of the action, which was also dishonored and could not be broken when the accused was requesting bail before his arrest. And no such charges were proved against the complainant and the police, so no bail could be granted before his arrest. However, part of the suspect and his brother were set up, the pre-arrest bailout grant was an extraordinary relief relief that also had to take into account the defendant's conduct, no case for pre-arrest bail approval. , The accused did not deserve the bail plea seeking extraordinary relief from pre-arrest bail was dismissed, in circumstances law firms from Dadu lawyer