Federal Shariat Court — Judgments of 2006
59 reported judgments of the Federal Shariat Court from 2006.
- Syed SHABBIR HUSSAIN KAZMI v. GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN 2006 PLD 1
Sections 2 (a) (b), (c), (d), (e), 5, 6, 7, 8 and 11 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 203d, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15 Islam The 18 mergers of the merger and the Brick kiln owners arrested Section 2, 5, 6…
- NAYYAR ABBAS v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1
Articles 10 (4) and 11 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), sections 337A (i), 459 and 506 of the testimonial evidence allegedly occurred in the home of the alleged victim's mother, the prosecutor's mot…
- Moulvi IQBAL HAIDER v. FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary, Ministry of Law Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Islamab 2006 PLD 26
Representatives related to the integration of Section 10 (4) Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 203D and 227 Islam challenged the applicant's adultery …
- Syed SHABBIR HUSSAIN KAZMI v. GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN 2006 PLC(CS) 49
Sections 2 (a) (b), (c), (d), (e), 5, 6, 7, 8 and 11 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 203d, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15 Islam 18 nominations related to the integration of BRK kiln owners arrested Sections …
- ALI DOST v. State 2006 PCRLJ 80
Sections 323 and 331 Section RO No. 601 (I) / 95, Dated 2 7 1995 Determining the amount of dait and payment of dait amount in installments The applicant has to decide the amount of dait, pay the same …
- MUHAMMAD AMIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 101
Sections 302 (b) and 392 offenses against property (enforcement hood) ordinance (VI 1979), section 20 recovery of a TT pistol, live bullets, empty, hat, sheet and shoe allegedly belonging to a default…
- NAZIR AHMAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 117
Sections 5, 7 and 10 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), defining the evidence against the section 500 allegations, were made as witnesses against their brother during the trial of the dissolution of m…
- MUHAMMAD ASHRAF v. State 2006 PCRLJ 132
Sections 302 (b), 377 and 201 of the offense of adultery (Enforcement Hood Ordinance (VII of 1979), section 10 (3)) of the testimony of the prosecution witness who last presented the evidence, neither…
- NOSHAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 171
Section 7 377 Penalty (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (1979 VII of 1979, 1979), conviction of section 12 evidence, lack of prosecution was able to prove its case against the accused beyond the scope of a…
- BAKHSHAL alias BASHAN alias BAKHSH ALI v. State 2006 PCRLJ 182
Definition of the accused listed under the Non-Examination Certificate of Definition of Evidence (Section 364), the Criminal Procedure Code (VII of 1979), Section 18 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898),…
- RIAZ v. State 2006 PCRLJ 235
Definition of Articles 392 and 412 Crimes Against Property (Ordinance Hood) Ordinance (VI 1979), Sections 17 (3) and 20 Evidence, not only was trustworthy, but it was also confirmed by medical evidenc…
- MUHAMMAD AYUB v. State 2006 PCRLJ 257
The main purpose of Section 342 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII VI of 1979), Sections 10 (3) and Section 342 of 182, the implications of the CR PC Examination Non-Examination Chem…
- MUHAMMAD ISMAIL v. State 2006 PCRLJ 304
The accused, along with Kalashnikov, was caught red-handed on the charges of appreciating the evidence in Articles 302 (b), 394 and 324, while the presence of eyewitnesses could not be suspected at th…
- MUZAFFAR ALI alias JAFFAR v. State 2006 PCRLJ 329
Testimonies 324, 394 and 460 of the evidence were filed with the FIR immediately with the details of the accused, and the specific character of each of them, the eye witnesses, correctly identified th…
- MAQBOOL AHMAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 344
Section 10 (2) Appreciate the evidence The accused in the court confessed to being men and wife and because of the correct relationship between them, they had been living this way for the last ten yea…
- SAJJAD ALI v. State 2006 PCRLJ 349
Section 302 (b) fornication (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), section 10 (3) evidence was appreciated, the mother of the deceased girl, and her brother, whose place of residence was natural …
- MUHAMMAD WASEEM alias KALU v. State 2006 PCRLJ 364
Section 11 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 324, 452 and 34 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Definitions of Testimony of Sections 164 and 540 Evidence, Record of Bail of Witnesses Section 737373, …
- ABDUL JABBAR v. State 2006 PCRLJ 372
Section 302 (b) Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 10 (3) Definition of Evidence No evidence of this incident was available The prosecution case was based on circum…
- BABAR v. State 2006 PCRLJ 387
Section 10 (2) Testimony of Evidence Police officers, credibility of previous hostility with police witnesses is not necessary, destroy their evidence Police officers are as good witnesses as any othe…
- YAR MUHAMMAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 396
Section 14 Definition Code (XLV of 1860), sections 380 and 457 definition of evidence. The prosecution's case was based on the defendant's confessional statement and received recovered nostalgia. The …
- AAMIR MUSHTAQ v. State 2006 PCRLJ 415
There was no medical evidence on record to substantiate the commission of adultery by the accused's testimony of section 10 (2) The evidence of six police witnesses did not even reveal any such action…
- SOOMAR KHAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 422
Sections 200 and 439 Direct Complaint Initial Inquiry Sessions Judge sent a direct complaint against Section HO to the relevant Magistrate for the preliminary inquiry, the Magistrate submitted a repor…
- DANISH alias SUNNY v. State 2006 PCRLJ 427
Section 7 evidence7 The definition of evidence was proved by the nature of the evidence as well as by his father and another witness who had narrated the whole incident, thus, after the trial, the tri…
- YASIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 440
Sections 394 and 337F (ii) the testimony of the testimony supporting the evidence were permanent and the natural prosecutor's story was sufficiently convincing and does not appear to have been fabrica…
- GHULAM RASOOL alias NANHA v. State 2006 PCRLJ 449
Articles 16 and 10 (3) Definition of evidence does not affect trust of witnesses, including evidence of the complainant and the alleged abductor And he was revealed to be a liar. , The prosecution had…
- MUHAMMAD HASSAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 460
Section 6 evidence6 Definition of evidence According to the prosecution's evidence, Assistant Advocate General, it was proved that there was a fight between the parties under Section A66 and that the …
- GHULAM MUSTAFA v. State 2006 PCRLJ 464
Medical evidence, as well as the testimony of the complainant and other prosecutors, supported the statement of the victim as well as the testimony of section 10 (2). The conviction of the perpetrator…
- ALLIED ENGINEERING AND SERVICES LTD. v. State 2006 PCRLJ 469
Section 516A Penal Code (XLV of 1860), section 392, does not constitute a superintendent's obligation to bind the new owner to the same superficial condition that the applicant purchased from the leas…
- MUREED HUSSAIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 600
Definition of Section 10 (2) Evidence There is a long background of enmity between the complainant and the accused; both the accused have been living together as a married couple for the last 13 years…
- ZAKIR HUSSAIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 619
The definition of evidence in section 10 (3) was not explained by the delay of approximately one week in the filing of the FIR, which indicated that the alleged incident occurred with the consent of t…
- MUHAMMAD AYUB BHATTI v. State 2006 PCRLJ 631
Sections 10 (3) and 16 of the Criminal Code (v. 1898), sections 236, 237 and 238 of the evidence accuse the accused of being guilty of a crime and of being guilty of other offenses, of section 10 (3) …
- BASHIR AHMAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 662
Sections 316, 338A and 109 Criminal Procedure (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 10 Proof of Defamation Prosecution Case found valid on the death statement, medical evidence, chemical…
- Mst. JAMILA JAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 674
Section 10 (2), (3) defining the evidence FIR in this case was filed with considerable delay and there were some contradictions regarding the time of the incident, but stated that the delay in the FIR…
- RIAZ AHMAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 694
The admission of the definitions of Articles 10 and 16, even if the victim was not witnessed because of the testimony of the victim because she was dead, the prosecution's evidence was sufficient to p…
- MUHAMMAD AKHTAR v. State 2006 PCRLJ 705
Definitions of Sections 10 (2) and (3) of the evidence suggest that the possibility of adulteration is that the alleged victim was a voluntary party of a sexual relationship, could not be excluded and…
- MUMTAZ HUSSAIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 762
Article 2 30 34 and the definition of evidence of evidence is contradictory to the evidence of the prosecution's evidence against the medical evidence. The accused persons had no common motive for the…
- YOUSAF MASIH v. State 2006 PCRLJ 776
The testimony of section 10 (2) of the evidence was charged in the defense of the defendants' plea, they both consider themselves male and female. Both of them have accepted Islam and then entered int…
- ISHTIAQ alias SHAQU v. State 2006 PCRLJ 790
Section 12 Exploitation Code (XLV of 1860), Valuation of Section 377 Evidence Sentencing The main thrust of the defense in sentencing was to promote the role of the complainant, who was the victim's g…
- CHANASER alias CHANOO v. State 2006 PCRLJ 806
In the conviction of Articles 324 and 397 evidence, the defendant was both a witness to the prosecution as well as a victim of the crime as they were both injured during the incident and one of them, …
- Mst. GHAFOORAN BIBI v. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights 2006 PCRLJ 812
Article 203 D Anti Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), to examine the powers of Section 7 of the Federal Shariat Court and decide whether the scope petitioner declared section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1…
- Mst. BAKHSH ILAHI v. State 2006 PCRLJ 837
Section,, & & ?? Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 D Appeal Against Evil There is no strong and credible evidence to establish the charge against the accused, both parties, civil And there …
- TAJ MUHAMMAD alias TORAK v. State 2006 PCRLJ 854
Section 2 30b (b) definition of evidence was stopped on confessional statement of the accused, last time the evidence presented by the victim's spouse, identification of presence by the accused, recov…
- MUHAMMAD SHAFIQUE v. State 2006 PCRLJ 893
The section 328 Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), section 10 (2) (3), the definition of evidence, does nothing to confirm that the missing child was or was the daughter of the femal…
- ALI HUSSAIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 931
Defendant's younger sister, before testifying in testimony of section 302 (b) of the Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), sections 10 (3) and 18 of the evidence, dismissed her before t…
- FAYYAZ HUSSAIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 950
Applicants were convicted on the basis of the issuance of a permanent warrant for section 16 amendment arrest (VII of 1979 1979 1979 VI), Criminal Procedure of Sections 75 and 9439 as they were presen…
- MUHAMMAD IMRAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 954
Sections 35, 7 397 and 1 561 A. Running different sentences simultaneously Section 739 of, as well as provisions of 35 (1), the PC has dealt with the main difference between the two different sections…
- MOHSIN SALEEM v. State 2006 PCRLJ 969
Articles 10 (2) and 11 of the Explanatory Code (XLV of 1860), definition of section 109 evidence. The two defendants had compromised with the complainant and the victim, and it is reported that both t…
- MUHAMMAD SHAHID v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1010
Sections 7 J7 J and 7 377 Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (of VII of 1979), Section 12 was defined as evidence but no mini-group was conducted in this case and Victim was clinically ex…
- AHMAD KHAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1035
Sections 10 (3) and 11 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), 5 368 Definition of Evidence, The statements of both the complainant and his daughter / alleged abductor were not reliable and the affective s…
- Mst. AKHTAR BANO v. UMAR BAZ 2006 PCRLJ 1101
Sections 190 (2), 193, 200, 247 and 439 of the Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Sections 10 and 11, dismiss the Complaint Amendment for non-prosecution reinstatement. Dis…
- GHULAM MURTAZA alias GABBAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1183
Sections 7 and 10 (3) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), 5 341 Definition of Evidence, The reduction in the age of the accused in the trial court's decision found that the accused was 12 years old and…
- MUHAMMAD RIZWAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1215
Articles 2 302, 9379, evidence11 & and evidence 34 Definition of evidence Punishment, reduction of confessional confessional statement recorded by the Judicial Magistrate after completing the required…
- WARIS alias WARSI v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1245
Sections 302 (b) and 377 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (v. 1898), section 510 have not claimed any witnesses who saw the accused committing adultery or committing fornication on dead evidence. In …
- SAEED AHMAD v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1311
Validating the provisions of Sections 10 (3), 11 and 16, the extraordinary delay of 24 days in filing the FIR was fatal to the prosecution case as its presentation was interpreted as owing to the comp…
- ABDUL GHAFOOR v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1516
The defendant did not plead guilty to the testimony of section 17 (4), the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 302 (b) and 392 law testimony (10 of 1984), Article 43, but the two accomplices were c…
- TARIQUE alias TAHIR alias TAHIRO v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1967
Section 14 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Article 380 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DD Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 555A Penalty, reduction of applicants did not raise any que…
- HABIB-UR-REHMAN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1978
Sections 17 (3) and 24 (1) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 337 F (i), 392 and 34 Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Clause 540 require evidence to prove the testimony of a material witnes…
- HAJI v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1988
Plaintiffs' inspection / accusation was emphasized in sections 340 (2) and 342 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 203DD and 203E that it responded to in its statement under section 342, CR PC That …
- FAYYAZ HUSSAIN v. State 2006 PCRLJ 1996
Section 397 of the Contempt of the Code (XLV of 1860), sections 324, 353 and 392, together with convictions for two separate offenses and conviction for each other, pleaded that they were Order the se…
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