1. NASIR ASLAM ZAHID, J.-- During the arguments of this case when it was pointed out to the learned counsel for the appellant that the civil suit filed by the appellant is pending in this Court and the question of maintainability of this appeal is also not free from difficulty, learned counsel for the appellant states that he is not pressing this appeal. He further submits that an observation may be made in this order that the judgment of the Magistrate in this case will not affect the civil suit filed by the appellant and pending in this Court.
2. ' Criminal Acquittal Appeal No, 95 of 1982 is dismissed as withdrawn. As regard the effect of the judgment of the learned Magistrate in the criminal case., it is not necessary to make any observation as it is obvious that the civil suit will be decided on the basis of the evidence produced in that suit and any observation made in the judgment of the learned Magistrate will have no bearing on the merits of the civil suit.