Federal Shariat Court — Judgments of 2004
73 reported judgments of the Federal Shariat Court from 2004.
- ABDUL MAJID v. GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN 2004 PLD 1
Applicant representing the integration of the Preamble Arms Rules, 1924 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203d Islam, held that every citizen was entitled to the protection of his life and his …
- Mst. PARVEEN IQBAL v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 20
Under Section 426 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), the offender's nine-month-old breastfeeding accused of suspension of the 9595 sentence was jailed with him, usually providing the necessary fa…
- ASHRAF v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 42
Crimes against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 17 (4) Criminal Code (V9 1898), Section 342 (1) Non-Compliance with Section 342 (1), CR PC Case Had obtained the trial court'…
- MUHAMMAD ARSHAD v. MUHAMMAD MUSHTAQ 2004 PCRLJ 78
Section 17 (3) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 365 Revision Seized Vehicle During the trial of the trial by the trial court, the accused was also ordered to be found guilty and to con…
- JAVED IQBAL v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 105
Section 302 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII VI of 1979), Section 10 Juvenile Justice System Ordinance (XXII of 2000), Section 7 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DD Tri…
- MUHAMMAD ASHRAF v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 161
Section 12 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Section 377 Definition of Evidence In relation to its abduction or abduction, it is not endorsed by any other evidence or circumstance even if the witnesses have a…
- MUSTAFA v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 188
Section 10 (3) / 18 Definition of Evidence The statement of the prosecutor and his brother, as well as the recovery and investigation of the torn cloth, resulted in the case against the accused being …
- MUHAMMAD IQBAL v. Mst. SIANI 2004 PCRLJ 193
Section 10 (2) of the Contempt of the Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 468/471 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DD were appealed against the acquitted parties, of the accused who were older …
- MUHAMMAD ASGHAR v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 201
Medical reports of sections 10 (3) and 10 (2) of testimony were stained with semen from the affected woman's vagina…
- MANZOOR HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 2004 PCrLJ 218
Value of the Arts 3/4 Evidence No cash was recovered from the accused during the personal search of the incident, considering that it could be said that the charisma sold by the accused may have been …
- ASAD KHAN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 246
Article 203 DD Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 377 Crimes of Enforcement (Enforcement HOD) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Sections 12 and 20 Criminal Procedure (V of 1998), Sections 5 (1), 28, 233 , 237 a…
- MUHAMMAD ARSHAD NASEEM v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 371
The request for appreciation of the Section 7 evidence against which the accused was charged with fornication was not disclosed at the trial and the photocopy copy of the same presented to the magistr…
- ASAD KHAN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 426
Section 377 Juvenile Justice System Ordinance (XXII of 2000), Sections 12 (a) and 2 (b) Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 426 sentenced to suspension who were 16 years old, Section 377 under…
- MUHAMMAD ILYAS BHATTI v. THE STATE 2004 YLR 489
Section 10 (4) Preamble Code (XLV of 1860), Section 337A (ii) and 342 Definition of Evidence: As a married woman, the prosecutor was committed to the abuser, more helpful in her medical examination. w…
- ZAHOOR AHMAD v. MUMTAZ KHAN 2004 YLR 500
Section 10 and 11 of the Criminal Code (v. 1898), Section 417, faced a lengthy appeal of the appeal against the afflicted girl, but neither her statement nor any of her statements could be dismissed. …
- MUHAMMAD AFZAL v. THE STATE 2004 YLR 515
Section 302/377 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 12 The value of evidence to link the accused to the commission of the crime. One is that the children informed th…
- MUHAMMAD AFZAL v. THE STATE 2004 YLR 515
Section 302/377 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 12 The value of evidence to link the accused to the commission of the crime. One is that the children told the co…
- ABDUL SATTAR v. SHER AMJAD 2004 YLR 580
The chemical examiner's report, along with an appeal against the evil medical officer on the basis of Section 12 Preventive Regulation (XLV of 1860), section 377 medical examination, conclusively stat…
- GULSHER v. THE STATE 2004 YLR 602
Sections 16 and 10 (3) of the evidence were appreciated as a result of the report of the recoveries and identification of the accused, the provisions of CR 103, CR PC were not applicable on the case; …
- SHOUKAT ALI v. THE STATE 2004 YLR 619
Section 10 (2) / 16 Penal Code (XIV of 1860), section 468/471 against the female accused alleged that she had committed illicit relations with the abductor and her abductor during her marriage. The wo…
- TARIQ MASIH v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 622
Sections 16 and 10 (2) Definition of Evidence Both the accused had fulfilled their requirement before converting to Islam, they were no longer non-Muslim by faith The lady accused was no longer the le…
- GHULAM SHABBIR v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 640
The definition of evidence of sections 10 (3) and 10 (2) was not found on the body of the alleged abductor who had sexual habits according to his medical legal report The Chemical Examiner's report wa…
- KHAWAND BAKHSH alias KHAWANDO v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 677
The testimony of Section 392 evidence was not identified on the occasion because the pistol was recovered from their faces, live bullets and wrist watch did not link the accused to the crime because n…
- MUHAMMAD BASHIR v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 703
The Arts & Evidence has been accused of praising evidence that its presence in the truck as its conductor has been proven on record, cannot be excused from its responsibility for drug trafficking and …
- MUHAMMAD ZAFAR NAEEM v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 716
Section 10 (3) definition of evidence gave full confidence in the statement of the victim who was supported on all material points through the Medical Examiner's report as well as the Medical Examiner…
- ANSAR MEHMOOD v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 754
Section 302 (b) Definition of Evidence Medical evidence did not link directly to the commission of the guilty magistrate recording the accused's confessional statements and made controversial statemen…
- JAWED v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 795
Rules 392/397/34 Definition of Evidence Defendant was not caught on the spot where the cash was snatched The recovery of cash from the accused did not prove to be the accused, according to the complai…
- MUHAMMAD HANIF v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 843
Sections 7 and 10 (3) appreciate not only the complainant, but also the eyewitness in this case, but the statement of the victim, who has been dumb since birth, was just as important because she had a…
- MUHAMMAD SAFEER v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 899
Arts 199, 203a, 203d, 203d Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 9 Qazf (Implementation Ordinance) Ordinance (VIII of 1979), Sections 3, 7 and 11 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Sec. During t…
- Mst. NAHEED AKHTAR v. AMJAD MAHMOOD AKHTAR 2004 PCRLJ 929
S. 497, Crimes of Gaddafi (Enforcement of Limitation) Ordinance (VIII of 1979) Sections 7 and 11 of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DD bail, the grant was verified against the order of the trial court un…
- AFZAL MASIH alias NOORI MASIH and another v. THE STATE 2004 MLD 970
Section 4, 10, 16 The value of the Medical Legal Report or Chemical Examiner's Report will not be of any importance as both the accused admitted that under Islamic law they entered into marriage and l…
- KHALID MEHMOOD v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 984
Sections 12 of the Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), provisions of Section 377 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 367 of 366, the CCPC sought after the trial to file the case or to evalua…
- MUHAMMAD HASSAN v. THE STATE 2004 MLD 995
The testimony of the Section 392 evidence was thoroughly examined by the prosecution's witnesses, but nothing was brought into the record to defame their credibility, except for denial, because of the…
- TARIQ MASIH v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1017
Articles 10 (b) and 16 define the evidence as the female accused, who was a Christian after converting to Islam, was no longer the legally married wife of the complainant, who had the origins of Chris…
- SHABBIR alias KUKKU and 2 others v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1039
Sections 10 (3) and 16 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), the defense of section 343, requested that the abductor be a girl of good character and that her parents were not barred from recording the…
- MUHAMMAD INAYAT alias INAYATOO v. THE STATE 2004 MLD 1062
Section 12 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), the definition of Section 377, the FIR was all immediately filed with the victim even though he was the only witness who withdrew the commission of cor…
- MUHAMMAD ANWAR v. Mst. SHAGUFTA AHMAD and 2 others 2004 PCRLJ 1071
Section 5 and Schedule suit for dissolution of marriage and suit mark for jurisdiction dissolution dissolved from the Judge / Judge Family Court on one or more grounds, dissolved in the Muslim Marriag…
- KHADIM HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1102
Rules 230 ((c) / 4 40 ??? Importance of evidence Important events Important events, In the present case, no doubt was seen, but the sentence can be based on circumstances alone, the absence of direct …
- SAJIDA PARVEEN v. MUHAMMAD BASHIR and another 2004 PCRLJ 1117
Section 10 (3) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Appeal against the principles of section 417 acquittal, accused the Commission of adultery by his real father and he also repeatedly examined the evi…
- MUHAMMAD YOUNAS v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1199
Section 2 (2 (b) / 34 34) The definition of evidence was the responsibility of the defense, the reduction of credible and reliable evidence about the abduction of the victim, and the last time the acc…
- Dr. WASEEM ANSARI v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1231
Section 10 (3) Definition of Evidence There was no explanation for the extraordinary delay of 47 days in filing the FIR. The complainant intended to falsely include the accused in the case. After losi…
- PATHAN v. NASEER MUHAMMAD 2004 PCRLJ 1257
The testimony of the Complainant, as evidenced by Section 12 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 342 and 377 of the Evidence of Medical Evidence and Chemical Examiner's report, was also proved by the C…
- MUHAMMAD JAVAID v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1292
The appeal against the section 302 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DDBritish record did not show that the accused had shared the common intention of the principal accused causing the …
- Mst. SAJIDA alias SHAZIA and another v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1379
Appreciating the Section 10 (2) Eyewitness who was actually an informant, according to the FIR, he entered the accused's house and saw him committing adultery; both of the witnesses were summoned to t…
- GUL BAHAR v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1394
Under section 17 (3) of the Explanatory Code (XLV of 1860), the definition of testimony under section 392 Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hodg) Ordinance 1979, no witness was subjected to the req…
- JAN MUHAMMAD v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1412
The option to investigate Section 342 and to import Section 342 is based on the maximum PCP auditorium, meaning that no one should be punished and the accused is given a chance. Please provide your ex…
- TASAWAR ALI v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1433
Section 16, the defendant of the evidence, allegedly attracted the victim, who remained with her for a day, but she was not subjected to rape, nor was she treated as abusive. That the prosecution has …
- GHULAM SHABBIR KHAN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1474
Arts 3 and 4 Definition of Evidence A police officer or a government official on the principles of credibility of police witnesses is a good witness unless he falsely impersonates an innocent person.…
- ABDUR RAZZAQ v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1513
Section 10 (3) and 7 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860) Section 364, the evidence was appreciated after the victim was kidnapped and subjected to adultery and forced to leave the school. Certificate…
- MUHAMMAD SHARIF v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1547
S 302 (b) / 34 Definition of Evidence Defendant's plea was denied by medical applications; according to medical evidence, all the wounds of the victims were caused by only one bullet, it was alleged t…
- SHAHID AHMAD v. State 2004 MLD 1569
Section 302/34 Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hodg) Ordinance (VI 1979), Section 17 (4) Conduct Appreciation of Evidence, robbery, firing and taxi burning All the co-accused sitting in the crowd…
- MUHAMMAD IQBAL v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1580
Section 10 (3) Confession of Evidence After the death of her husband, the victim's mother married an accused when the victim was undergoing pregnancy for 29 weeks / approximately six months before the…
- AMJAD PERVEZ v. THE STATE 2004 YLR 1592
Section 17 (3) / 9 (1) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), section 397 Definition of Proof After the incident, the prosecution dismissed its case without any doubt, however, the court did not consider …
- NAEEM-UD-DIN BUTT v. QALB-E-ABBAS 2004 PCRLJ 1598
Section 12 Preamble Code (XLV of 1860), Manual of Section 377 (1973), Article 203 DD Appeal against the complainant cannot be observed from the roof of his house, no witnesses are available in that ca…
- Malik MUHAMMAD HAYAT and another v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1616
Two years after the alleged FIR of the testimony of Sections 10 (2) and 16 of the evidence was filed with a false explanation that reflected the prosecution's fact of the prosecution's story, as docum…
- MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE alias BAGHELA and 2 others v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1625
Sections 10 (2) and 16 did not specify a 50-day-long delay in reporting testimony that was fatal in the prosecutor's case. There was no residence near the complainant's homes. And it was impossible to…
- SHAHID IQBAL v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1632
The 11-day delay in filing the FIR for the appreciation of the section 10 (2) evidence was not considered satisfactory for satisfactory reasons, even though the delay in denying the prosecution's case…
- MUHAMMAD ZAMEER v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1641
Section 10 (3) / 18 conviction of testimony, trial court reduction convicted the accused on the basis that he entered the complainant's home and tried to commit adultery with him but On the arrival of…
- MUHAMMAD TARIQ v. THE STATE and another 2004 PCRLJ 1651
Section 7 377 Penalty (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (II VII of 1979), Section 12 Law Evidence (10 of 1984), Article 73 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DD Proof definition carbon copy of ch…
- RASHEED AHMAD v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1661
Testimonies of Articles 10 (3) and 11 of the testimony were independent witnesses of the incident who had no motive or misconduct against making false allegations against the accused. The matter was i…
- FAYYAZ v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1674
Section 10 (2) (3) A youth accused of defining evidence was a 26-year-old teenager while the victim was a widow who was over 50 and had grown up in the garden. Occurred where a commission of rape bill…
- GHULAM MUSTAFA v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1680
Instead of referring to the Section 12 Prejudice Code (XLV of 1860), section 337 J / 34 evidence, 1979 similarly to the commission of a felony offense, the trial court used the word adultery. The cour…
- MUHAMMAD RAMZAN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1694
Defining Articles 10 (3) and 18 of the evidence, the defendant submitted a petition for defense of the victim affected by the lack of testimony, who neither admitted himself as a witness under Section…
- ALLAH BUX v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1734
The prosecution's testimony was that the accused was suspicious and the prosecution stated that the suspects were armed and went to the complainant's cattle robbery, but did not do so because of the p…
- JAFFAR ALI KHAN DURANI v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1740
Definition of Section 10 (3) Evidence. The Victim woman reported the matter to the police the day after the incident and her statement did not provide an affiliate affiliate with the commission before…
- GHULAM SARWAR v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1747
Section 394 Definition of Evidence Defective Sentencing The case against the accused remained in various courts for about 22 years, the accused was detained and then released on bail, but was similarl…
- TAHIR MEHMOOD v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1756
Sections 20 and 24 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 412 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Sections 7 and 25 of the Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Sections 28 (c) and 29 (1) (2) of the…
- NASEER AHMAD alias NASRO v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1769
Section 7 377 Testimony of Evidence The trial court sentenced the accused with medical evidence based on the statement of the alleged victim, the alleged victim was not a true witness as he himself co…
- MIRAJ-UD-DIN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1779
Arts & evidence Appreciation of evidence, reduction of sentence due to consistency and persistence of the complaining police officer, was reliable The statements of the witnesses required an independe…
- ZULFIQAR alias SHERA v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1794
Under Section 10 (3), the conviction of the accused was convicted for the actual commission of the offense of adultery while the accused was sentenced to immobilization while the victim's evidence was…
- MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1804
Section 7 377 Testimony of Evidence In sentencing, a boy under the age of 13 was subjected to misconduct by two persons, while the third stood there, with no serious rivalry in the statements of the a…
- MUDASSIR HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1817
Section 7 evidence7 The definition of evidence ation filed an FIR immediately on the scene, was the statement of a minor boy, a reliable and trusted doctor at the age of 11/12, and the Chemical Examin…
- QAISER IQBAL v. THE STATE 2004 PCRLJ 1827
Of the four accused named in the Section 11 Defamation Code (XLV of 1860), section 365 FIR, in their statement listed under section 164, the alleged abductor, CRPC did not designate the three suspects…
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