Section 63, 64, 65, 66 & 67 (Cr.P.C) DISCHARGE OF PERSON APPREHENDED OFFENCE COMMITTED IN MAGISTRATES PRESENCE ARREST BY OR IN PRESENCE OF MAGISTRATE POWER, ON ESCAPE, TO PURSUE AND RETAKE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 47, 48, AND 49 TO APPLY TO ARRESTS UNDER SECTION 66 2006 SCMR 276 Scope---If, prima facie, an offence had been committed, ordinary course of trial before the Court should not be allowed to be deflected by resorting to constitutional jurisdiction of High Court---High 2006 PLD 316 SC Provisions of S.63, Cr.P.C. had prohibited discharge of an accused person except under a special order of a Magistrate---Rule 24.7 of the Police Rules, 1934, had also prohibited cancellation of F.I. 2002 SCMR 239 Discharge of accused---Application of mind by the Magistrate--Accused was discharged by Magistrate on the report of police which was signed by Superintendent of Police on 6-5-1996, whereas the same 1993 SCMR 812 S.64---Admiralty suit---When the cause of action accrued to respondent other respondent was the owner of the vessel and so also on the day when the vessel was arrested after the filing of the 1988 SCMR 1428 Effect of--Accused under 5.302/34, P.P.C. found innocent by Police investigations, placed in column No.2 and discharged by Illaqa Magistrate--Sessions Courts order summoning them for trial, impugned 1972 SCMR 182 65-Remand of accused to Police custody-Person, accused of offence, himself surrendering before Magistrate-Whether S. 167, in circumstance, empowers Magistrate to send such person to Police custody.
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