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GHAZANFAR ALI KHAN versus STATE

Section 497 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Section 420/468/409/467/218/109 Corruption Prevention Act (11 of 1947), Section 5 (2) bail, since the accused's grant was in jail The arrest was made and the Additional Advocate General was not even told that when the investigating agencies started their investigation against the accused and what was shown in the court was an FIR and that the courts were not fair to anyone. Without a hearing, citizens could not be allowed to remain indefinitely detained. Accused of a fair and free trial without delay, the man, who was about 67 to 67 years old, was also ill and weak and according to the medical report he was suffering from hypertension and suffered from heart failure. There can be reasonable grounds to believe that this person could be convicted of a crime or sentenced to death or life imprisonment or a sentence of 10 years imprisonment, even if he was ill or sick, in the event of a bail. Eligibility as well as being sick because the illness was confirmed by the medical report and it is reasonable to believe The grounds that the accused is guilty of the death penalty or life imprisonment or 10 years in prison. female advocates from Abbottabad lawyer