P (PLP)
NURAL ISLAM AZIZI‑‑Accused Petitioner Versus CROWN‑-Opposite — Party
| Citation | P (PLP) |
| Forum / Court | |
| Bench Members | Ellis and Ispahani, JJ. |
| Parties | NURAL ISLAM AZIZI‑‑Accused Petitioner Versus CROWN‑-Opposite — Party |
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Headnotes / Summary
Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898)
S. 231‑Charge under S. 161 Pakistan Penal Code read with one under S. 5 (2) of Act 11 of 1947‑Latter charge subsequently withdrawn‑Accused entitled to re‑call prosecution: witnesses. A charge was framed against the petitioner under section 161 of the Pakistan Penal Code‑read with section 5 (2) of Act II of 1947. On 6th March, 1948 arguments were heard and the case was adjourned to 10th July, 1948 for orders. On 16th August, 1948 however the charge under section 5 (2) of the Act was purported to have been withdrawn and a petition by the defence under section 231 of the Code of Criminal procedure was rejected and judgment was ultimately delivered convicting the petitioner. Held, under section 231, Criminal Procedure Code, the, petitioner had a right to recall the prosecution witnesses after the charge had been altered even if the alteration did not affect his defence. He still .possessed the right in law and the Magistrate acted illegally in depriving hire of that right and rejecting his appli cation for the recall of witnesses. D. C. Roy for A. K. Fazlul Hug and 111. H. Khondker fore Petitioner. S. Afzal Deputy Legal Remembrancer, for the Crown
Judgment & Decree
ISPHANI, J.
I agree. A.H Case remanded