IN
THE COURT OF ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE, LAHORE
Bail
Petition No._________/
Abbas.
Versus. State.
PRE ARREST BAIL PETITION:
Case
FIR No.319/0000,
Offence U/S.489-F/PPC,
P.S. Bazar, Lahore.
DATE OF DECISION: 29-09-2015.
O R D E R:
Present: Learned counsel for the parties.
Learned
ADPP on behalf of state.
Accused/petitioner Abbas son of Muhammad has applied for pre-arrest
bail, which is out come of above said FIR.
2- It has been
alleged by the complainant against the accused that he issued Cheque mentioned
in the record, which was dishonoured on presentation. Hence, FIR of instant
interim bail.
3- Learned counsel
for the accused/petitioner has argued that petitioner has never issued Cheque to
complainant, this fact clearly establish the malafide of complainant.
Petitioner is not even conversant to the complainant. No date and time is
mentioned in the FIR. PW is opponent of petitioner. Civil suit is pending
regarding impugned cheque. Nothing is to be recovered. Money is also not to be
recovered from the petitioner by the police. Accused/ petitioner is not
required by the police, as investigation is complete. Petitioner/accused is
respectable citizen. Petitioner/accused has been falsely involved in the petty amount
of Rs.200,000/-. As per finding of I.O. cheque was not issued to complainant,
rather the Cheque was issued to one Idrees. This fact proves malafide of
complainant making it case of further inquiry. Rent matter is pending between
the petitioner/accused and complainant party. Accused/petitioner have
instituted suit regarding Cheque, investigation is complete. In the end,
learned counsel has relied upon 2007 P.Cr.LJ 1064 Lahore,
2009 YLR 28-Lahore, 2013 SCMR 51 and 2015 P.Cr.LJ 129 Islamabad and
prayed for confirmation of interim bail.
4- While on the
other hand, learned ADPP dully assisted by learned counsel for the complainant have
opposed the arguments of learned counsel for the accused/petitioner with this
contention that signature and issuance of Cheque are admitted by the accused/ petitioner.
Malafide on the part of complainant could not be proved. Accused/petitioner is habitual
offender and Cheque was issued fraudulently. Accused/petitioner was found
guilty during the course of investigation. In the end, they prayed for dismissal
of instant interim bail petition.
5- Heard. Perused.
6- After hearing
the arguments and perusal of record, it has been revealed that signature on the
impugned Cheque are admitted one by the
petitioner/accused. Likewise account and issuance of Cheque is also admitted by
petitioner. No malafide of complainant could be established. Petitioner was
found guilty during the investigation. August case law relied upon by learned
counsel for the petitioner is different to the facts and circumstances of the
instant case. Hence, of no avail.
7- Under these circumstances, instant bail petition is hereby
dismissed. File be consigned.
Announced:
29-09-2015.
Addl.
Sessions Judge,
Lahore.
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