Section 249 & 265 (Cr.P.C)
POWER TO STOP PROCEEDINGS WHEN NO COMPLAIN
2006 SCMR 1192
Ss.249-A & 265-K---Constitutional petition before High Court---Competency---Quashing of F.I.R.---Constitutional petition for quashing of F.I.R. was accepted by High Court on the ground that cheque
1998 SCMR 1359
Ss. 249 & 249-A---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss. 506 & 452---Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts. 199 & 185(3)---Discharge of accused by Magistrate without giving any reasons---Validity---
1984 PLD 428 SC
Summons issued for witnesses and witnesses not appearing in response thereto - Reasons must be examined and noted in order sheet and where necessary coercive steps should be taken for securing
2012 PCrLJ 276
Section 249, Cr.P.C. did not empower the Magistrate to fix time for appearance of the complainant and if he had failed to do so, then to acquit the accused on that basis.
2008 PCrLJ 858
Order passed by Court at the initial stage on the material placed before it without recording any evidence, would not strictly be an order of acquittal in terms of S.403, Cr.P.C. according to which
2006 PLD 43 SCAJK
Court was given a discretion under S.265-F(2), Cr.P.C. to summon any person who appeared to the Court to be acquainted with the facts of the case and able to give evidence for the prosecution---Said
POWER TO STOP PROCEEDINGS WHEN NO COMPLAIN
2006 SCMR 1192
Ss.249-A & 265-K---Constitutional petition before High Court---Competency---Quashing of F.I.R.---Constitutional petition for quashing of F.I.R. was accepted by High Court on the ground that cheque
1998 SCMR 1359
Ss. 249 & 249-A---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss. 506 & 452---Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts. 199 & 185(3)---Discharge of accused by Magistrate without giving any reasons---Validity---
1984 PLD 428 SC
Summons issued for witnesses and witnesses not appearing in response thereto - Reasons must be examined and noted in order sheet and where necessary coercive steps should be taken for securing
2012 PCrLJ 276
Section 249, Cr.P.C. did not empower the Magistrate to fix time for appearance of the complainant and if he had failed to do so, then to acquit the accused on that basis.
2008 PCrLJ 858
Order passed by Court at the initial stage on the material placed before it without recording any evidence, would not strictly be an order of acquittal in terms of S.403, Cr.P.C. according to which
2006 PLD 43 SCAJK
Court was given a discretion under S.265-F(2), Cr.P.C. to summon any person who appeared to the Court to be acquainted with the facts of the case and able to give evidence for the prosecution---Said
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