Karachi High Court Sindh — Judgments of 1974
117 reported judgments of the Karachi High Court Sindh from 1974 — page 1 of 2.
- AYOOB v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 1
The evidence of a section 288 witness cannot be inconsistent with the statement of the witness in question during the inquiry. The version of the incident provided by the witness at an early stage is …
- COMMISSION OF INCOME-TAX v. NAGEENA TALKIES (PROPERTY) 1974 PLD 6
Section 10 (2) (vii), other provisions and 12 (4), when assessing income under section 12 and the benefit of depreciation given under subsection (4), of the property in writing. The value received on …
- ABDUL QAYUM v. SALAHUDDIN QURESHI 1974 PLD 10
Section 13 (15) Appellate Authority authorizing the transfer detector in favor of the landlord to submit a rent under Section 13 of the tenant's landlord powers, knowingly in compliance with the contr…
- MUHAMMAD RAFIQ v. KHALIQUNNISSA 1974 PLD 20
Section & and Section Section not stated that under the Act the judge should be Muslim. May be a judge for the purposes of the Non-Muslim Act.…
- MUHAMMAD HANIF v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 22
Reference by the sessions judge to enhance the sentence under section 8 369, 8 438 and 9 439 and the accused also file a review petition before the High Court challenging the correctness of his senten…
- IBRAHIM v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 22
Pakistan Penal Code Section 304 Section 103 was read with private defense, according to wardbanding, the complaining party is watering long before its turn and the clash between the parties leading to…
- MUHAMMAD ISMAIL v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 29
Dismissed application (13 (1)) and read with Defense Pakistan Rules, 1971, r 210 Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898). The ordinances were filed in cases made under jurisdiction. The High Court upheld t…
- RAMZAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 36
Pakistan Penal Code Section 6 436 / doubt34 Failure of doubt, the accused failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt against the accused, in the circumstances the accused had the benefit of the doubt and…
- ABU MIYAN v. ABDUL GHANI 1974 PLD 39
Section 73 (3) and Income Tax Act (XI of 1922), section 46 (5A), in the execution of the decree, submit to the court the amount of distribution of assets which belongs to the decision-makers lying in …
- SHAHOO v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 39
The act intended to assassinate the victim, read with Section 2 302, appears to be the individual act of the accused, indicating the absence of any evidence suggesting a co-accused or conspiracy to co…
- ANWAR H. PIR BHAI & CO. IN RE: v. ANWAR H. PIR BHAI & CO. IN RE: 1974 PLD 42
Section 49 and Transfer of Ownership (Ordinance of Pakistan (IV of 1947), Section 3 Property for Governmental Assistance) The legal obligation to hold property in a Government Assignee under Act III o…
- D. B. WALKER & CO LTD., KARACHI v. NOOR ELAHI 1974 PLD 50
Read with Section 73, Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 115 suit for damages for breach of contract (in writing and not registered) in breach of the parties not specifying the date or term of the a…
- SYED AHMED MUSTAFA v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 55
Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 412 alleges that he was guilty and did not show anything illegal at the trial. It can be alleged that the accused is a simple man, religiously insane and does n…
- DR. MUHAMMAD RAFIQ KHAN AWAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 58
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 253 (2) After examining several of the prosecution's witnesses, the accused magistrate's discharge, witnesses have not been inspected, neither can be traced, no…
- MOHAMMAD MANSOOR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 59
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 1 proceedings A part of the proceedings, the prosecution failed to fully prosecute, leaving defendants facing material prejudice, no chance of prosecution worth…
- ABDUL JABBAR v. MUHAMMAD KHAN JUNEJO 1974 PLD 62
Read with Section 2 (3) the Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), Section 182 Contempt of Court affidavits filed by respondents under which the magistrate is barred from seeking a bail plea on merit under the …
- BAKHI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 66
The petitioner allowed the delay in bail, deliberately and unambiguously by the government machinery based on the misuse of section 302 and the Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), section 498 legal pro…
- ABDUL MAJEE v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 71
Section 299, Explanation I and Section 304, the accused prosecuted under Section 304 (l), PPC, but have been convicted under Section 323, PPC prosecution. On the contrary, he was suffering from cardia…
- SIND EMPLOYEES\' SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTION v. DR. MUMTAZ ALI TAJ AND ANOTHER 1974 PLC 73
Sections 17 and 57 (f) read with the West Pakistan Employment Social Security Institution (Service) Medical Attendance Regulation, 1967, the grievances and disputes relating to the payment of liabilit…
- PISSAND v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 77
Article 2 302/1488/149 Common Common / Common34 Murder The common intention is neither party intends to commit murder or to initiate a fight, but both are ready to deal with any emergency battle, resu…
- AZAD PAPERS LTD. v. PROVINCE OF SIND 1974 PLD 81
Article 201 Controversial Persons Newspaper Owners Encouraged for Writing Purposes in the Order of Restrictions on Publishing of Newspapers…
- MOHAMMAD FAZIL v. THE COMMISSIONER FOR PAYMENT OF WAGES & COMPENSATION, KARACHI AND ANOTHER 1974 PLC 89
Appeal against an unqualified order made available under the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 and Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Article 98 Other Treatment Section 30, Workers' Compensation…
- GHULAM HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 91
Sections 164, 162 and 172, admitting the crime, denying the judicial confession, in its statement under section 342, CR PC, states that the confession is through the words of his statement before the …
- A. F. FERGUSON & Co. v. THE 5TH SIND LABOUR COURT, KARACHI AND ANOTHER 1974 PLC 98
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 2 (xiv) and (xxviii) Date Defined Industry Definition Determined Words Calling, Service, Job, Occupation Occupationally Large Professional Entities (e.g. Un…
- SHARAFUDDIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 107
Section 34 of the Commonwealth is charged with one party armed with a knife and each of them injuring the complaining party. Each accused, who is apprehended, is responsible for the actions of others,…
- ABDUL SALAM v. HAFEEZ SONS LTD. 1974 PLD 118
Section 17 is read with Sections 1 (6) and 2 (vi), matters of consensus filed by the two parties before the Authority under the Wages Act, 1936, which both parties object to have been appealed. Ongoin…
- SHAH NAWAZ v. SUB-DIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE,NAUSHERO FEROZE 1974 PLD 124
Violation of Section 4545 Brea Emergency police have cited eight incidents of bloodshed and violence in the same year as a result of a land dispute between the parties in addition to the commission of…
- Syed ZAHIR HASSAN RIZVI v. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLC 125
Pakistan's Article 1972 Article 201 and Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 precludes the applicant's delay or withdraws it from arbitrary relief in the exercise of extraordinary constitution…
- SULEMAN v. ASUDI BAI 1974 PLD 133
Sections 4 and 13 Landlord and tenant relationship? The district judge found that there was a landlord and tenant relationship between the parties, against which only one of the tenants appealed. And …
- SONY KABUSHIKI KAISHA, JAPAN v. ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS, KARACHI 1974 PLD 136
Section 10 (1) Trademarks, Principle Matching: Where two trademarks are enclosed in a number of other marks on which the former of the Register of Trademarks is valued and helps to distinguish them, u…
- STANDARD BANK LTD., KARACHI v. SUB DIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE, KARACHI AND 2 OTHERS 1974 PLC 138
Words and phrases entitled, accumulated rights, and right What are the important rights \ Rightful rights ested, a ru accumulated rights \ or right Important rights \ are not just the title of the pro…
- LAL JAN v. SILVER PAPER TUVE CO., KARACHI 1974 PLD 140
Sections 4, 10 and Schedule IV and West Pakistan Employees' Social Security Ordinance (X of 1965), Section 81 of Act VIII of 1923, speaks of \ Compensation of, while in the 1965 Ordinance X, the grant…
- M. MUNAWAR MALIK v. THE STATE THROUGH STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN 1974 PCRLJ 144
The words and phrases in section 8 (1) and 2 (f) of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act 1947 mean the word gold in section 2 (f) and include jewelry made of gold.…
- THE STATE v. ASHFAQ KHAN 1974 PLD 146
Section 7 497 reads adultery with sections tions 34 and 9 read Ad that it is in his custody to file a complaint of adultery against his sister. This statement is presented under the discretion of his …
- ABDUL RAUF v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 149
Section 5 (2) Bribery [Trap Case] The complainant and adviser are not witnessing the transfer of the defaulter to the accused, nor have the trap party been notified of such transfer by the complainant…
- FIRDOUS TEXTILE MILLS LTD. v. GOVT. OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 149
The first schedule, item 33 read with item 16 [as it stands before the alternative to the Finance Act (XI of 1966) and before inserting the definition of the Finance Act (XI of 1968)] of excise duty, …
- SAMIN KHAN BAR-AT-LAW v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 153
Read with the rules of 210 bail for defense under R42 and 49 R210 of Defense Pakistan Rules 1971 (v. 1898), section 497…
- PAKISTAN v. ASIAN ASSOCIATED AGENCIES 1974 PLD 155
Sections 30 and 16? Did the words arbitrator or umpire mislead himself or take action in section 30? Does this mean that all irregularities can be included as a result of a misunderstanding of justice…
- HUZOOR ALAM AND 2 OTHERS v. NATIONAL: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION, KARACHI 1974 PLC 161
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 [Amended], Section 22A (9) The translation of supplemental offenses under the provisions of the Ordinance Words shall be entitled only to the Federation of such Tra…
- ABDUL HAMID ARIF KHANZADA v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 167
Sections 9439 and 1 561 have been amended by a penal game warden as compensation for violating the provisions of the Wildlife Protection Ordinance, 1972, 1972, under the Revised Code 439 of the Crimin…
- DAIM v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 172
Section 2302 / suspicion 34 The benefit of doubt is the absence of the names of the culprits in the notes recorded by the Section HO on rumor killings, and other important details of the informant's k…
- SHOUKAT ALI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 179
Section 2 302 was read with Sec & 96 and 300 300 with, exception 1 private defense, the right to the benefit of the suspect to the accused from the evidence to the minor and the allegations found in t…
- S. ZAHOORUL HASSAN ZAIDI v. PROVINCE OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH MEMBER (EXCISE & TAXATION) 1974 PLC 179
Constitution of Pakistan 1962 Article 178 (4) Z A former commissioned army officer, upon his lease from the army in 1947, appointed the post of tax inspector government for his purpose in determining …
- YOUNICA v. JOSEPH DAVID 1974 PLD 185
Sections 18 and 19 pray for the declaration that the marriage be annulled that the degree of restriction to the parties within the prohibited degree of stability or commitment can be determined by the…
- AZIZULLAH v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 187
Criminal Trial Code (CRPC) Section 11713) Reading with Section 526 Transfer of Criminal Cases The DM approves the orders under Section 117 (3) and offers CCP against the applicant. The delay in the ve…
- WALI MOHAMMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 194
Pakistan Penal Code Section 307 Benefits of Doubt The injured person and other prosecution witnesses in which the complainant disclosed in the FIR and other facts stated that the complainant was not p…
- MUHAMMAD AQIL v. CHAIRMAN, SIND LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL 1974 PLC 194
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 37 of section 34 and provisions (3) and (4), the construction of the distinction between award and decision on an application made by an individual worker i…
- FATEH MUHAMMAD GADANI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 195
The first information report of the Section 394 robbery immediately mentions all the details of the crime and the name of the accused, which is proof and proof that he was convicted or sentenced to a …
- RAJOO v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 199
5 302/34 Suspected murder benefit Advantage Prosecutor's case rests primarily on ocular testimony and proven evidence and confesses to one of the Ocular evidence dismissed as the retrieval of the accu…
- EMPLOYEES\' UNION v. PAKISTAN MACHINE TOOL FACTORY, LANDHI 1974 PLC 201
Sections 3 and 7 of the Pakistan Essential Services (Rehabilitation) Act, 1952, proposed ways to resolve industrial disputes under two schedules with the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employ…
- THE STATE v. MAHMOOD 1974 PLD 205
The guarantee of section 122 gives the solicitation magistrate of section 122 the power to conduct a self-guaranteed solvency investigation or to do so by a sub-magistrate. The sub-divisional magistra…
- GUFTAR SHAH v. SIND LABOUR COURT No. 3, KARACHI AND ANOTHER 1974 PLC 205
West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968 Section OS15 (4) and 12 (3) workers were sent to the charge sheet but their return was returned, with no notice on k…
- DARYA KHAN v. MEHRAN KHAN 1974 PLD 209
Article (64 ()) does not permit appeal to the High Court against all or any decision of the Contemporary Submissions ()) section of 64, but only against decisions referred to in section 64 of section …
- ADAMJEE COTTON MILLS, KARACHI v. SIND EMPLOYEES\' SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTION 1974 PLC 213
West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968 Section A11 Payments under Section O11 (3) The word pay does not mean the word word as provided for in the Orders of…
- KHAIRUDDIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 219
Pakistan Penal Code Section 411 Benefits Of Stolen Property Suspicion The property was neither properly described nor the accused presented to the court was given the benefit of the doubt and acquitte…
- ANWARI v. CIVIL JUDGE FIRST CLASS 1974 PLD 224
Article L98 Laches Other Treatment Applicants Applying Formerly Part Restoration of Restraining of Marital Rights () Applicant has not filed any appeal under Section 14, West Pakistan Family Courts Ac…
- MESSRS AHMED FOOD INDUSTRIES LTD., KARACHI v. SIND LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, KARACHI AND 2 OTHERS 1974 PLC 225
Constitution of Pakistan 1962 Art 98 Writing Jurisdiction Employer Applicants violate the law, dismiss the notice to dismiss the mandatory provision of law and dismiss the elected representatives and …
- CHOTTEY KHAN v. SETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER 1974 PLD 226
RR6 and 7 Permanent Transfer of Deeds (PTD) has been issued in connection with the House Settlement Authorities following the issuance of PTD FactsAfidio and issue an order regarding property after th…
- HAJI GHULAM QADIR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 228
Applicants were respected forcibly removing the vehicle from the Section 523 and 520 Settlement of Criminal Procedure Code (CR PC); no one was sent for trial but no one was sent for trial but the matt…
- JADO v. PROVINCE OF WEST PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 229
Section 135J Record of Rights, Entries in the Clear Identification of Rights and Entries in the Copyright Record Entries in the Rights Record, although not conclusive, are evidence of the facts contai…
- NOOR DAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 231
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Sections 167, 169 and 170 Transitional Invoice Law There is nothing in the practice of sending a charge sheet defining an interim invoice to fulfill the form of an inte…
- RASOOL KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 234
The Pakistan Penal Code section 161 read with the Prevention of Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Bribery [Trap Case] The testimony of the complainant is confirmed by the evidence of the witn…
- PIRMOHAMMAD PARSALA v. PATRICIA DINSHAW 1974 PLD 235
Arts 142 and 144 suit for recovery of immovable property and possession of adverse possession, subject to the title of occupation limitation under the title fully subject to the occupation, states tha…
- KARAM KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 246
Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 497 Bailiffs of rival unions on bail To resolve disputes over the employers' method of labor, sudden quarrels and wacky words by a union official Five of the 16…
- MUHAMMAD ISMAIL v. LAL MUHAMMAD 1974 PLD 248
Section 202 does not make the provisions of the Act compulsory in consequence of failure to comply with the provisions of section 202. The reasons for his order were not recorded under the magistrate'…
- ALI MAHMOOD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 249
Sections 3 and 29 of the Prisoner Act 1900 read with the Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 344 transfers a prisoner to jail sentence from prisoner to prisoner hearing under a government petit…
- DADA LTD. v. DISTRICT MAGISTRATE 1974 PLD 254
Section 7 Section 7 Operational Validation of Prices To Receive Charges Charges Receipt of charge, which was received and received under notification number section RO 49 (R) / 66 dated 23 4 6 T ? And…
- MUHAMMAD SAEED v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 254
Section 2 302/34 Common Carnage The Benefit of Suspicion The fugitive accused carrying a solitary knife and revolver does not have anything in the record to show that appellant knew of the fugitive su…
- MULLER & PHIPPS (PAKISTAN) v. DISTRICT MAGISTRATE 1974 PLD 261
In writing Article 201, it was requested to raise questions about jurisdictional legal facts and law which could deprive the tribunal of its jurisdiction so that it could raise any facts about it. The…
- MUHAMMAD JUMAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 266
Section 161 of the Pakistan Penal Code read with the Prevention of Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Bribery [Trap Case] No one has ever relied on a bribe taker who complains in corruption ca…
- QALAM KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 279
The Pakistan Penal Code section 304A is the name of the driver responsible for filing a regular FIR of rash and reckless driving, but the number of vehicles recorded after the completion of the invest…
- ALI HUSSAIN JAMALI v. GOVT. OF SIND 1974 PLD 283
Notices under Section 27 and 24 (1) Section 27 The Government may, by writing a notice, require the Publisher to submit words in Section 27 (1) to Section 27 (1). (1) The publisher of section 27 shall…
- GHULAM MUHAMMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 283
Section 409 of the Pakistan Penal Code, which has been read in the Prevention of Corruption Act (II of 1947). Section 5 (2) shows a criminal misconduct from the appellant who showed petrol belonging t…
- ANWAR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 293
Section 302/34 The benefit of the murder The joint appellant who went into the company of the accused, who went suddenly and without the appellant, received a fatal blow to the victim's head, causing …
- HUSSAIN BUX v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 302
Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 497 reads with section 210. The existence of a bail in connection with a commitment to a pledge cannot be equated with the reasonable belief that the accused is…
- ALI BUX v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 305
Pakistan Penal Code Section 4 394/39 8 O Doktor Ocular Evidence Not Free of Probation and Suspicion No independent witness has been examined from the location by the prosecution \ It appears highly im…
- ABDUL MAJI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 309
Section 417 Appeals against Evil [Murder Case] The number and nature of the attackers, which indicates that the attackers are more than two, and that any witnesses accused of even greater murder are i…
- NAZO ALIAS ALL NAWAZ v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 313
Section 2 302/34 Acc has been charged with wanting to have illicit relations with the deceased, whom he suspects of having illicit relations with his spouse, in which case the accused has to visit the…
- JAMIL AHMAD v. SULTANA JEHAN BEGUM 1974 PLD 319
Section 13 (3) (a) "Occupation of such premises under the provisions of an illegal residential building such as a shop ordinance.…
- ABDUL NABI v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 320
The suspected benefit of the attempted murder of the Pakistan Penal Code Section 307 is that the prosecution witness shot the pistol while struggling with the question of the accused. Under the circum…
- FAROOQ OMAR v. NATIONAL SECURITY INSURANCE CO. LTD 1974 PLD 321
Schedule, Article III (6) does not prohibit the absence of notice under Maritime Insurance Article III (6) but only the carrier carrying the goods is transferred to the evidence. Insurance policy The …
- RASOOL BUX v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 325
The statement of criminal procedure code (CCPC) under section 164 of the section 164 evidence was not recorded.…
- KARACHI MUNCIPIAL CORPORATION & STATUTORY BODY v. EDUJEE DINSHAW LTD. 1974 PLD 328
Schedule VIII with the Municipal Administration Ordinance (Sections 4 (2), Sections 4 (2), 33 and 41), the only taxable section on the current tax increase, or the taxation of property from re-taxatio…
- MAQBOOL MUHAMMAD SHAH v. SARFRAZ AHMAD 1974 PLD 334
Section 70 Brokerage Principal and Agent Buyer and Seller Act as a Broker Act Actually, such person is entitled to a commission even though the actual sale is not affected by the parties. Which was pr…
- MIR MUMTAZ ALI KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 335
Pakistan Panel Code Section 20/20 // proceedings6 The fraudster petitioner, bank manager, offers bank guarantee to pay the purchase amount deposited by the buyer to meet the plot costs with the bank. …
- GANISONS INDUSTRIES LTD. v. AKHLAQUE AHMED 1974 PLD 339
Review petitions under sections 115 and 151, under section 115, were dropped on premature dismissal.…
- GEHLO v. REHMATULLAH 1974 PCRLJ 345
Section 145 (4) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC), the proviso 1i emergency master is dismissing the employer working on his job and demanding the employer's displeasure over the shop keys and …
- ASAD ALI v. SETLEMENT & CLAIMS COMMISSIONER 1974 PLD 345
[As amended by the Laws Amendment (Amendment) Act (VIII of 1972), Section 3 (1)] exercises its original civil jurisdiction / decision-making writ by any judge The right to appeal against the last orde…
- ABDUL AZIZ BALOCH v. ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 366
Article 199? Written Petition? Laches? The court is in favor of granting relief to the culprit. Applicant fails to make legal data available after ground and delay for more than two years and then tra…
- NAZIR ALI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 369
Sections 1 & 44 & 8 448 The criminal complainant is locking his house, going to another province, and returning and breaking his lock and taking possession of the accused, his plot not only refuses. I…
- SHAH MARDAN SHAH v. CHIEF LAND COMMISSIONER, SIND 1974 PLD 375
R 10 is not outside the scope of Section Land Reform Regulation 1972 for self-correctional review [MLR No. 115]…
- TARIQ SHAFAAT v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 376
Pakistan Penal Code Section 307/326 murder convictions Both the prosecution's witnesses' evidence and medical evidence were charged by the accused with injuries and were not accidental in nature, but …
- QAISAR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 380
Domestic and unknown delays have been registered in the FIR of irrational and openly hostile enmity against one another by the Pakistan Penal Code Section 4 394/39 ity7. Eyewitnesses are the only inma…
- JUMO v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 383
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 497 bail [murder case] dies and his partner is brought to the police station by the accused party and alleged that the deceased party came and stole their lives…
- GUL MUHAMMAD ALIAS GULLO v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 400
Section 2 302 / doubt doubt Advantage of murder The two witnesses have been charged and charged with ocular testimony that the police did not report the matter and did not report the case overnight. T…
- THE STATE v. S. ALI HUSSAIN 1974 PLD 403
Sections 195 and 476? Complain to the court? The accused is alleged to have obtained fake documents and used them to obtain a decree in favor of the participant during the court proceedings in the civ…
- GHULAM NABI v. MUQARAB HUSSAIN 1974 PLD 408
Section 15 Jurisdiction of Civil Courts Any court, excluding exclusive jurisdiction to prosecute a civil judge, being present at the time of the registration of the trial district judge, being a court…
- ILLAHI BUX v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 410
Section 302/148/149 The murder spree benefited from the suspicion of a dark night, and the aggressor arrived at the scene shortly after the witnesses' testimony but did not support the prosecution's p…
- ABDUL RASHID v. BANK OF TOKYO LTD. 1974 PLD 411
Despite the dissolution of the partnership on the death of the Section 47 partner, the surviving partner may withdraw the deposit for the purpose of terminating the partnership matters, however, only …
- ABDUL MAJID v. PROVINCE OF SIND 1974 PLD 417
Read with Article 128 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), if the Governor is satisfied that if the Governor's ability to issue the West Pakistan Entertainment Duty (Amendment) Ordinance 1974 is co…
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