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MUHAMMAD IQBAL versus STATE

Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 bail, was filed eleven months after the FIR grant was granted on the order of the sessions court of the Supreme Court in which it was found That the responsibility of accepting the virtues of his qualities has been removed. The prosecution moved to dismiss the accused's bail plea on extraordinary matters related to the case and the dispute involved, apparently because the case was registered on Supreme Court-issued orders for criminal court registration and Its purpose was never to deprive the accused persons in the name of their legal rights and to block any relief to them, such persons fully entitled to their treatment provided under the law. There was no comment on the actual merits of this case because the affidavit was conspired to file an FIR I complained that the complainant had not been properly described for eleven months or that her husband's case was not that the police had refused to register C. Ase could not determine the cause of the victim's death. Found the accused innocent during the investigation The most important case against the accused was further investigation within the meaning of section (2) of section 497; the PC suspects were admitted on bail. famous supreme court advocate from Kalar Syedian lawyer