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| 1971 SLG 3156 1971 SLD 3156 = 1971 PCRLJ 1056 |
Lahore High Court
Criminal Miscellaneous No. 4782 of 1970, decided on 22nd July 1970.
Presented By: Shaukat Ali, J
Ali Ahmad Awan for Petitioners. Rashid Aziz for the State.
Criminal Miscellaneous No. 4782 of 1970, decided on 22nd July 1970.
Presented By: Shaukat Ali, J
Ali Ahmad Awan for Petitioners. Rashid Aziz for the State.
ALLAH BAKHSH AND ANOTHER-Petitioners
VERSUS
THE STATE-Respondent
Law: Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898)
Section: 497(2)
Law: Penal Code (XLV of 1860)
Section: 302, 109
Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898) S. 497(2)-Bail [Murder case]-Two gazetted Police Officers investigating case finding accused innocent-Real culprits reported to be at large and further investigation in progress-Opinion of investigating officers, although, no legal evidence, yet case requiring further investigation and inquiry, held, covered under subsection (2) of S. 497-Accused admitted to bail in circumstances-Penal Code (XLV of 1860), S. 302/109. ORDER Allah Bakhah and Bashir Ahmad are being prosecuted for causing the death of Bhoja. According to the prosecution, Allah Bakhsh, Bashir Ahmed and others wanted to take the possession of the land which was occupied by Bhoja and his brother 'Malik Khaliloo as the tenants of one Doctor Shibli as it was claimed by Allah Bakhsh that he had obtained the said land on lease. On the eventful day, Allah Bakhsh asked Bashir Ahmad to plough the land with a tractor, whereupon Bhoja deceased came forward who was fired by Allah Bakhsh with his gun. Bhoja fell' down and died on the spot instantaneously. 2. The petitioner moved the learned Additional Sessions Judge, Rahimyarkhan, for bail, who rejected the same by his order dated the 6th July 1970. Aggrieved by the said order, the petitioners, have put in an application for bail in this Court. 3. In the course of hearing, learned counsel for the State placed on the record the instructions which he had received vide communication No. 27280 dated 20th July 1970, addressed to the Officer on Special Duty, Advocate-General's Office, Lahore. The instructions read as follows: "2. The facts alleged by the petitioners in their petition are" correctly recorded. Both the petitioners have been found innocent- by the two gazetted Police Officers who carried out the investigation at the spot. 3. Five…