GHULAM HABIB versus RAHIM GUL
Sections 439, 190 (3) and 351 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/34, dismissal of revision and the trial of the accused, although section 190 (3), sessions under Cr. Court was not sent. The PC, nevertheless, could have been tried by the Sessions Court in view of the provisions of Section 351, CCPC, and if he had not been found guilty, the verdict should have been a breach, not a trial. The court should discharge while the case was not settled in the case of the accused. Observed the rules of the High Courts to abolish the Declaration of Death, which resulted in misconduct of justice, which resulted in the review petition being accepted and the parties and their counsel to hear in the light of the evidence. The case was re-sent to a trial court after the decision was rewritten. Already listed in the case
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