Lahore High Court Lahore — Judgments of 1974

152 reported judgments of the Lahore High Court Lahore from 1974 — page 1 of 2.

  • M. ASGHAR KHAN v. FARIDUDIN MASOOD 1974 PLD 1

    Section 6 526 Transfer of Proof of Criminal Case Not yet Recorded in Trial Whether or not the allegations of one party or the other parties are true, it must depend on the High Court; in such cases, t…

  • ISLAMUL HAQ v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 6

    The Pakistan Penal Code section 34 was thrown before the victim on the occasion of revenge and murder of the joint conspiracy murder case, which is providing permanent reference to the evidence of thr…

  • BEGUM NAZIR ABDUL HAMID v. PAKISTAN (FEDERAL GOVT) 1974 PLD 7

    Article 199 (l) (a) and (b) and the Defense of Pakistan Rules, 1971, r 32 (l) (d) (f) & (h)? Rescue detention? Is the movement of persons confined to his home by an order approved under Habitat Corps …

  • KARIM DAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 16

    Pakistan Penal Code Section 376 Suspicion Of Rape Prosecutor's Advantage Although it has been alleged that he committed rape by five adult accused, his prosecutor appears to be a woman of ease and in …

  • SAEED AHMAD KHAN v. FEDERATION OF PAKSITAN 1974 PLD 18

    [As amended by President's Order No. 3 in 1973], Article 281 (2) interprets and ratifies the authorization granted by Article 281 KCL (2), expanding the constitution of illegal and illegal acts. (Even…

  • MUHAMMAD ANWAR BABRI v. FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 33

    Arts 189 and 190 Supreme Court decision is binding on the resolution of all other courts approved by the National Assembly after receiving the advice and opinion of the Supreme Court, and such advice …

  • MRS. MUNAWAR ZAHEEN v. SECERTARY, PUNJAB PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, LAHORE 1974 PLD 36

    Article Writing 98 Writing Domicile, Woman Obtain Possession of a Married Husband Before Entering Government Service, If the maid is married after entering government service, however, her original do…

  • SHAHBAN v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 44

    Section 497 Failure of an accused's bail may affect others' claims of delayed charges against Foot Applicants, and its accomplices, however serious, are some of the police party's indiscretions. The s…

  • MEHRA v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 46

    With Section 27 read with Section 347 of Section 537, on the trial magistrate's part to record the answers to certain specific and significant dumb questions placed during the trial under Section 342.…

  • MATIULLAH v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 49

    Sections 302/34 to 307/34 of the murder case were allegedly fired outside the shop but blood-stained land was recovered from inside the shop when it was not recorded at the time given by the prosecuti…

  • MUHAMMAD NAZIR KHAN v. MUBASHIR HASAN 1974 PLD 49

    Write down the jurisdiction of Arts 98 and 177 The fact that this person is not a civil servant and does not enjoy constitutional guarantee under Article 177 does not always result that he is always g…

  • NOOR KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 56

    Pakistan Penal Code Section 304A rash and reckless driving cannot result in speedy driving or negligence in the conduct of a driver and driver, no case under Section 304A of the Penal Code.…

  • KAMIR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 65

    The incident is taking place on a dark night, and witnesses at trial against the perpetrators were unaware. The disclosure and version of the incident given by eyewitnesses is a test of the highly unl…

  • LATIFAN v. MUHAMMAD ISHAQ 1974 PLD 65

    Articles 10 and 11 have no right to the property of the inferior, nor can it be appealed to the aggrieved party or appealed to the reviewing party, nor can the appeal be appealed to the necessary part…

  • MUHAMMAD YOUSUF v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 71

    Sections 133 and 142 discriminate the whole area of abnormal vibration in houses adjacent to electrically operated machinery, cracks on the walls of buildings and cause unbearable noise. , But under s…

  • GULAB v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 74

    Advantages of Section 302/307 Murder Advantage of a Prosecutor Accused of a Complete Stranger In the FIR, the absence of the details of the accused and the police statements of witnesses also sought t…

  • AMINA BEGUM v. GHULAM NABI 1974 PLD 78

    Section 5, Schedule, Item (7) Words and phrases expressing the meaning of marriage marriage…

  • IFTIKHARUL HAQ v. WEST PAKISTAN WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, LAHORE 1974 PLD 82

    Section 18 reads with the West Pakistan WAPDA Employees (Qualifications and Discipline) Rules, 1966, arguing that the WAPDA authority and its employees who operate under the law master and servant are…

  • KHURSHID MUHAMMAD KHAN v. MEMBER (REVENUE), BOARD FO REVENUE, WEST PAKSITAN, LAHORE 1974 PLD 87

    NOTIFICATION No Integ 15/5 61 Amendment Schedule, Item 6 Dated I59 1962 Government employees should be enforced under the rules of issuing show cause notices to the officer under which inquiries are m…

  • MUHAMMAD ELIAS DUBASH v. CIVIL SERVICES APPELLATE TRIBUNAL 1974 PLD 90

    Notwithstanding the deletion of the jurisdiction of Sections 4 (3) and 12 (4), the High Court is capable of entertaining the writ petition but only where the illegal order is without any legal authori…

  • GHULAM RAZA v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 95

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 369 The Judge Review Magistrate revised its first decision, whereby the sentence of acquittal was changed on the basis that it intended to acquit the accused b…

  • CH. MUMTAZ HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 98

    Prior to the arrest of section 498 of the Criminal Code (CRPC), the bailiff was charged with serious suspicion that the cause of the injury does not show that it was caused by a rifle, moreover, the c…

  • ZULFIQAR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 100

    Verbal testimony from the accused found in Section 302/149/148 crime vacancies was confirmed and the involvement of the appellants in the crime was maintained under Section 302, PPC.…

  • TAJO v. SATTARAN 1974 PLD 105

    Section 5 and the Family Suit for Scheduling Suits for Marriage Jurisdiction have exclusive jurisdiction to entertain such a case for the statement that the plaintiff is not the plaintiff's husband or…

  • MST. KHANAN v. ZAKIR 1974 PCRLJ 105

    In its statement under Section 164 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CCPC) Section 497 (5) bail, prosecutors dismissed the CCP alleging kidnapping and rape, but in proceedings under Section 491 In the s…

  • SAMR v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 108

    Sections 540 and 252 (2) were passed in connection with the testimony of the magistrate seeking the prosecution's testimony, requesting the complainant's request to review such testimony that the open…

  • MULTAN CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK v. MUSHTAQ MUHAMMAD KHAN 1974 PLD 111

    Substitution of Appeal Review Section 73 and App 115 App Appeal Review, under the High Court available under a separate claim under section 73 (), will not interfere with section 115, CPC when request…

  • MUHAMMAD SAFDAR v. SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT OF POLECE, LAHORE 1974 PLD 113

    Article 199 (1) (b) (i) and Criminal Code of Conduct (V 1898), accused arrested for violation of section 491 Habitat Corps order, approved under section 144, voluntary exclusions of CCPC arrest invali…

  • IRSHADUL HAQ KAYANI v. MICBER, BOARD OF REVENUE, WEST PAKISTAN, LAHORE 1974 PLD 114

    Section 164 (3) Litigation Appointment Revises Natural Justice Notice The limberdar is entitled to a review of the review petition against the Board of Revenue, dismissing the revision request accordi…

  • HASAN BAKHSH v. GHULAM MUSTAFA KHAN NIAZI 1974 PCRLJ 116

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 6 52, criminal case, transfer of enmity between the parties and arrest of applicants harming defendants if the case goes to court in the district, the case is t…

  • BEGUM D.F. HASSAN v. H.B.L. LAHORE 1974 PLD 117

    Appeal to Section 3 High Court, Article 102, Under the jurisdiction of the High Court under the Constitution (1962), a judge directed against a single judge of a High Court by a civil court hearing in…

  • BEGUM TAHIRA MASOOD v. FARID-UD-DIN MASOOD 1974 PLD 120

    Section (d), 73, 74 74, 75, & 94 and Man 95 Manual of Pakistan Military Laws, 1957, CHAP 111, Para 2, Army Regulations, Volume II, Para 269 and the notification of the Ministry of Defense 4852/325 / R…

  • ABDUL WAHEED BUTT v. PAKISTAN THROUGH THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF MINISTRY OF FINANCE, ISLAMABAD 1974 PLC 120

    Government employee read with Article Pakistan Article 1962 Article 98 Article 178 Not covered by the terms of service and terms of service Written petition can be filed only on Tea terms and conditio…

  • SYED SHARAFAT HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 127

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 155 (2) Investigation of a Serious Case The Magistrate's Prior Investigation Without The Need Of Extraordinary And Legal Jurisdiction (III Of 1914) Without Such…

  • LAL HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 129

    Pakistan Penal Code Section 411 was read with the criminal code of conduct (v. 1898); the disposal of section 517 recovered property did not prove to be a crime which led to the recovery of the person…

  • MUHAMMAD AZIZ v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 130

    The witnesses are accused of injuring 8-10, some of which the prosecution witnesses do not say about such injuries and suppress the material facts.…

  • MURAD SHAH v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 132

    Sections 302/149, 103 and 100 private defense, right to accuse cultivator of cultivating cotton from the field, on behalf of the complainant and many persons injured in the attack on the complaining p…

  • MUMTAZ AHMAD ALIAS MUMTAZ ALI v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 137

    Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) Section 103 Recovery Recovery or location Resident No recovered witness, Recovery by law must be observed by an individual from that area.…

  • HABIBA JULANI v. FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 153

    R Pre 32 Precautionary detention order was approved by the top executive of the state and detained on the basis of relevant and appropriate views, and disclosed in probable circumstances, though anoth…

  • HASHMAT v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 158

    Section 302/34 Murder In the absence of the presence of eyewitnesses nor the triggering of the incident, circumstances and convictions have been won by keeping aside.…

  • FAZAL HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 161

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 498 prejudice to bail, whether guilty or not guilty, may be considered after recording of evidence; such question should be determined at the bailout stage. Yes…

  • MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 164

    Pakistan Penal Code Section 4/4/3434 Abduction For Murder Accused Demonstrates Shape of Opportunity, Extra-Judicial Confession and Recovery Attempts to Fill In the Story of the Prosecution…

  • MUHAMMAD SHARIF v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 168

    Read with Federal Shariah Court (Terms and Conditions of Service Staff) Rules 1982 Volume III, Chap 24, r 2, Part C Criminal Code (V9 1898), Section 340 Defense Counsel, Two days before the appointmen…

  • ABDUL SATTAR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 170

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) bail in section 498 murder case, pre-bail, partial code (XLV of 1860), section 302 rejected…

  • GHULAM MOIN-UD-DIN v. RAZIA BEGUM 1974 PLD 173

    O IX, r 9 Petition for rejection of ex parte decree, second application under O IX for restoration of such application under the same clauses of law enforcers [Najam Ali V Lal Khan and 6 others Disapp…

  • MUHAMMAD ASLAM v. ABDUL REHMAN 1974 PLD 176

    Section 497 (5), the Sessions Judge confessed to bailing the accused on the statement of the Investigation Officer, saying that the matter was doubtful that the lower court should not have relied on i…

  • AMIRZADA KHAN v. CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER 1974 PLD 178

    Under Article 41 (6) of the Presidential Election Rules, 1973, Articles 41 and 265 Article 41 cannot be questioned when the election of the President is vacated, the law of the Constitution of Pakista…

  • MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 180

    Evidence Act 1872 Section 32 (2) Secondary evidence doctors went abroad; their meadow legs reports) Evidence was excluded from the Evidence Evidence Act (1 of 1872) in the case of section 65 proved by…

  • ZAKAULLAH KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 181

    The applications for grant of bail in the appeal phase under sections 497 (1) and 426 are helpful under the directions for deciding the application under the provisions of section 497. Under the rule …

  • MUHAMMAD ALI KHAN v. MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 1974 PLD 189

    Article 201 Right jurisdiction The certified constitutional jurisdiction and the procedure involved in it are preferable to ignore the bars of subordinate rules and procedures in which the High Court,…

  • MUHAMMAD MUNAWAR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 189

    Pakistan Penal Code Sections 300, Exceptions 4 and 302/34 Murder Suddenly a fight broke out between the parties, resulting in the death of one and injuring other prosecution witnesses, if timely medic…

  • MAZUOOR UNION (READ.) v. THE MANAGEMENT (COLONY) THAL TEXTILE MILLS LTD., 1974 PLC 191

    The West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance was read with the 1968 Sections OS 12 and 15 Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXIII of 1969), the section (xiii) termi…

  • ABDUS SAMA v. COMMISSIONER, LAHORE DIVISION, LAHORE 1974 PLD 193

    The writ jurisdiction and the terms of service mentioned in Article (98 ()) (b) Constitution (? 62 6262) cannot be subjected to writ petition by public servants and to maintain the registration of can…

  • SARFRAZ v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 196

    Section 497? Bail? Is government property or national interest involved in this matter? Any grounds for denying bail? Are such reservations generally not guaranteed? There is no such prohibition under…

  • NOOR MOHAMMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 199

    Evidence Act 1872 Section 35 A report admitting evidence resulting from an inquiry before the presence of a police officer.…

  • MUHAMMAD SAFDAR v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 200

    The writ petition read with Article 1 561, Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 (I) (a) (i) requires that the Superintendent of Police be directed to either himself or his subordinate, peacefu…

  • MANZAR BASHIR, ADVOCATE v. FEDERATION OF PAKSITAN 1974 PLD 202

    A summary of the nature of the proceedings, section 491, the nature and purpose of the proceedings, under section 491, CR PC, the proceedings are summarized in the role, nor is the full evidence of th…

  • MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN v. FAZAL HAQ 1974 PLD 208

    O VI, r 17, O XLI, r 23 and section 105 (2) after receiving the remand of the case by the appellate court, remanding the remand case to the remand case, seeking remand for the trial on the special cas…

  • SOHRAB KHA v. DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, RAWALPINDI 1974 PLD 214

    Section 3 preventive detention, setting up grounds, setting forth, unambiguous, indefinite duration, ambiguous and precise details or concluding operations or activities that may constitute the basis …

  • MUHAMMAD RAMZAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 216

    The evidence of the Pakistan Penal Code Section 307 witnesses is not enough among the prosecution's witnesses to prove that their arguments are of interest because the statements of the injured compla…

  • MAHBOOB ALAM v. MIR ZAMAN 1974 PLD 218

    O XLI, r 33 So far this order has been accepted as illegal because it gave the defendant 2/3 of the property, the right of the respondent is actually entitled to the property only but the appellate co…

  • MANGA KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 223

    Pakistan Penal Code Section 304 Benefits Of Doubts The evidence of key eye witnesses is weak and dubious An eye witness, although injured, has not been disclosed as a medical legal report nor has the …

  • MUHAMMAD KAMIL v. MUHAMMAD BASHIR SONI 1974 PLD 224

    Read with Sections 406 and 409 Criminal Code (V9 1898); Sections 181 (2), 177 and 239 (d) disregard the general provisions on specific clauses of jurisdiction law at the same time as section 406/409 P…

  • GHULAM SABI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 228

    The application was rejected in sections 497 and 498, which proves that the accused will be punished lightly for transportation, but if the crime is proved, then the request for bail is rejected.…

  • BHEEM KHAN v. BABOO 1974 PLD 229

    Article 201 Right Petitions raise important grounds for non-compliance with the basic law of the law, and in such cases recording of evidence is sometimes necessary and both parties are likely to prov…

  • MUHAMMAD AKBAR v. PROVINCE OF PUNJAB 1974 PLD 231

    Section 41 (b) Temporary Order Prohibited? No proceedings pending before the civil court and reference to arbitration without the intervention of the court?…

  • GHULAM SABIR SABRI v. CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS, UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB 1974 PLD 233

    Article 199 Punjab University Reading and Outline Courses T Test 1970,? Courses and regulations set out in the 1970's were laid out in practice; outline of courses and tests; At the time of the exam? …

  • MUHAMMAD SHAF v. SARDAR KHAN 1974 PLD 235

    Section 15 reads with the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), the section 42 pre-emption suit decree, which was alleged to be collective, found no evidence of who paid the premature costs. There is no dir…

  • MAUJ KHAN- v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 237

    Evidence Act 1872 Section 118 Child Witness Evidence argues that the trial court's failure to record the exact questions given to the witnesses and its unacceptable trial court submitted that the tria…

  • MUZAFFAR HUSSAIN SHAH, ADVOACATE v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 242

    R 210 does not consider the principle of bail 210 that the court will place the accused innocent before bail; the court will only have to determine whether there is a reasonable basis for the accused …

  • ZAFARULLAH v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 245

    Sections 492 and 495, the appointment of a special public prosecutor, police challan and a private complaint in connection with a single charge, should not only be justice against the best practice of…

  • GHULAM AHMAD v. ATTA MUHAMMAD 1974 PLD 248

    Section 20 and 23 Water Course Canal Water Supply applicants are not irrigating the land from the outlet in dispute under any valid order. The Divisional Canal Officer decides that such persons should…

  • MUHAMMAD SADIQ v. BOARD OF REVENUE, WEST PAKISTAN, LAHORE 1974 PLD 252

    Section 24 Penalty, Petition Crow Enforcement Option Completion, Penalty, Cannot Be Held, Imposed…

  • GHULAM HASSAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 258

    The benefit of the Section 302/34 murder benefits from the names of some prosecutors who are not included in the FIR, and the rest of the eye witnesses are found to have no involvement with any other …

  • ZAHOOR AHMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 259

    Section 54, CRPC, and other provisions in this regard are clear and relevant to the arrest of an accused and / or an investigation of an identifiable case not important for the formal arrest of the ac…

  • MUHAMMAD NAWAZ v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 264

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 497/498 Delay in adjournment for almost five to five years on suspicion of delay in bail; No serious attempts to terminate proceedings within were granted bail.…

  • ALLAH BUX v. MUHAMMAD RIAZ 1974 PLD 268

    Section 15 and West Pakistan Land Reforms Regulation, 1959 [CMLA 64 64], paragraph 25 (5) notification number ASR ii 182/70/1126 LC, dated 20 2 70 issued and gazetted by the West Pakistan Land Commiss…

  • MUHAMMAD YAQUB v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 274

    Section 4 304, Part I Not Murder Accidental Murder, Incident, Declaration of Death, Recovery of Blood Stained Knife at the instance of the accused Not enough for…

  • DOST MUHAMMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 275

    The possibility of a match between the culprits and the victim of the section 302/326 murder is removed from the mandatory penalty of compensation as provided under Section S44A, Cr.…

  • MUHAMMAD ZAHID v. MUHAMMAD ASHRAF 1974 PLD 282

    Section P 54 Permanent Order of the Iwaki Building, consisting of four shops and two stairs, with a fourth non-evacuation section, has been approved by the Custodian Suite for distribution to the Civi…

  • SIRAJUL HASAN v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1974 PLD 285

    Read with A. XXII, R2 and 4O1, R10 and Section 151 to set aside the exemption or to file a filing and delay request only to delete the name of the deceased defendant and to replace the writ applicant'…

  • SAHIRA ALMAS v. GULBAZ KHAN 1974 PLD 289

    Article 145 Magistrate's order to dispose of a real estate store, on a police report, to protect the goods against poultry, a report in which there is no reference to the emergency, a hasty peace orde…

  • GHULAM AKBAR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 300

    The Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) Sections 112 and 114 precautionary proceedings Magistrate issued an action against the applicants under section 114 orders, without approving any order, illegal and …

  • GHARIB ALAM v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 306

    The prosecution witnesses are very interested in the accused and the complainant on behalf of the three such witnesses. It is likely that the incident was carried out indiscriminately by different peo…

  • ARSHAD MAHMOOD v. MUMTAZ HUSSAIN 1974 PLD 312

    A. XXII, read 4 and 5 with section 4 (5) legal representative means the person in law who represents the deceased's property or the person who interferes with the property of the deceased legal repres…

  • MANZAR BASHIR, ADVOCATE v. FEDERATION OF PAKSITAN 1974 PLD 319

    Article 20l (2) (b) (i,) and Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Section 491 Habitat Corpus, the person in custody in the jurisdiction of the Court of Rights of Article Article Article 201 (2) (b) I) (i) an…

  • MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 323

    Section 2 302 / doubt doubt Only two witnesses benefiting from the suspicion, closely related to the deceased, were present on the second occasion, despite the presence of several persons in the vicin…

  • ABDUS STTAR KHAN NIAZI v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 324

    According to the order, Section 498 anticipated bail, even if the High Court is capable of passing the order under which the bail is granted to the person in all the cases against which the court is i…

  • NAWAB BEGUM v. THE HOME SECRETARY, GOVT. OF THE PUNJAB 1974 PLD 344

    Section 3 (6) detention grounds were not delivered to Detention within a reasonable time.…

  • QAIM HUSSAIN v. ANJUMAN ISLAMIA, GUJRANWALA 1974 PLD 346

    Article 98 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), read with AXLVII, r 1, the person reviewing the order approved in the jurisdiction of the writ is not a party to the proceedings not eligible for review…

  • ALYAS BEG v. DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, SIALKOT 1974 PLD 349

    Section 6 (1) Section 6 (1) read with Government Circular AV II (1) / 57 of Punjab, Cinema House license was suspended without notice for 26 days in 57th. Held to Exhibit: Letter No. AV II (1) / 57 do…

  • ZAINAB BIBI v. IQBAL BEGUM 1974 PLD 350

    Read with Section 13 Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 1958), Schedule, paragraphs 13 and 14? In spite of the existence of an illegal permanent character building, a plot o…

  • SALMA GILANI v. DEPUTY LAND COMMISSIONER, RAHIMYARKHAN 1974 PLD 357

    Article 7 Land separation / holding even after illegal land deduction - Applicants liable to file applicants' complaint that they should use their choice and extra land before the final decision of th…

  • INAYAT BEG v. QMAARUDDIN 1974 PLD 359

    O VI, r 16 Amends the court's authority to adjudicate cases, extending not only unnecessary or involuntary matter or prejudice or embarrassment to the parties, but also on anything that leads to a tri…

  • AISH BAHADUR v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 362

    Extra judicial confession of the Pakistan Penal Code Section 304 (1) and 201 accused, evidence of recovery of crime and crime weapon is admissible confession not by the person present before him nor b…

  • K.S.B. PUMPS CO. IN RE : v. K.S.B. PUMPS CO. IN RE : 1974 PLD 362

    Section (76 ()) Annual General Meeting, Within the Scheduled Time Within the Scheduled Time, the Court, under section (76 ()), requests that the Post Post be approved by the Company itself at a Batchi…

  • AZIZ KHAN v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 367

    Section 2 302 / der \ murder \ Private defense, Animals of the complaining party infiltrated the fields of the suspect for the benefit of the suspect and when he faced a complaint, the complaining par…

  • CHIRAGH DIN v. ABDUL HAKIM 1974 PLD 370

    Under Section (()), the Interpretation of the Chief Settlement Commissioner can be used not only by the court or tribunal but also by the private persons, however, such persons must be: interested per…

  • BASHIR AHMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 385

    Section 2 302 / doubt doubt Murder The benefit of murder is that the case resides on entire houses in which there are only three persons living in the residence who are interested in litigation. The d…

  • MUHAMMAD RAFIQ v. THE STATE 1974 PCRLJ 391

    Section 2 302 / case case [Murder Case] The evidence presented by the prosecution regarding prosecution and opportunity witnesses contradicts the medical witnesses The evidence of such witnesses is co…

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