Quetta High Court Balochistan — Judgments of 1951
16 reported judgments of the Quetta High Court Balochistan from 1951.
- SHARBAT KHAN v. CROWN 1951 PLD 1
Pakistan Penal Code Penal Code (XLV of 1860), section 456, 457 can not be found guilty of corruption in a house because of a crime. Persuasive…
- AZIM SHAH v. CROWN 1951 PLD 5
Criminal Procedure Code (CCPC) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), judgment based on section 537 evidence was partially recorded by the Sessions Judge and partially under its preliminary, unlawful mis…
- CROWN v. KHLIRSHID HUSSAIN 1951 PLD 7
The Proof of Evidence Act, 1872 (in 1872), was confessed while in the custody of Section 26 Military Police.…
- IDO v. CROWN 1951 PLD 14
Criminal Procedure Code (CCPC) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 439 Extraordinary interference by the lower courts for reluctance of fact to the High Court unless the proceedings are clearl…
- KAMAL KHAN v. CROWN 1951 PLD 20
Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Section 526 Comvnii-Fing Magistrate as Sessions Judge Case Not to be transferred to this account Explain the principles of transfer of ca…
- MUHAMMAD SHUAIB v. CROWN 1951 PLD 22
Pakistan Panel Code Panel Code (XLV of 1860), section 377 evidence must be very convincing…
- CROWN v. MUHAMMAD HANIF 1951 PLD 25
Criminal Procedure Code (CR PC) Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Invitation Without Testing Section 268 T Without the help of testers' reviewers, the trial court is without jurisdiction. The Code of…
- PATHAN v. CROWN 1951 PLD 30
Evidence Act 1872 Evidence Act (I of 1872), Section 914, Elias (a) Identifying the location of the accused where the stolen property is hidden, whether it is considered to be the recipient of the stol…
- A. P. N. DASS v. CROWN 1951 PLD 36
Criminal Code of Conduct (V of 1898), Section 439, when the power of revision would explicitly use the Payroll Panel Code (XLV of 1860) from a clear abortion of justice and judgment, for the amount re…
- MUHAMMAD RAHIM v. CROWN 1951 PLD 39
Criminal Procedure Code (CR PC) Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), failure to comply with Section 367 decision whether or not to comply with the Whites case…
- GHULAM MUHAMMAD JAFFAR v. CROWN 1951 PLD 45
Criminal Procedure Code (CR PC) Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), section 497 (1), but it is not mandatory for the court to exercise its competence in every case.…
- CROWN v. ABDUL HAQ 1951 PLD 48
Criminal code of conduct (CRPC) guaranteed under Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), section 497 (5), 498 section 498, cannot be revoked under Rule 497 (5) of the Criminal Code.…
- CROWN v. MIR AFZAL 1951 PLD 52
Criminal Procedure Code (CR PC) Criminal Procedure Code (V 1898), Section 417 Appellate court should be slow to defy a lower court-approved verdict but if the trial court adopts the wrongfulness of th…
- HAJI IBRAHIM v. BHULLOOMAL 1951 PLD 58
Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), without the consequence of section 115 / material misconduct, may result in injury of any kind of injustice or irreparable injury. Unless t…
- KHAN GHULAM MUHI-UD-DIN KHAN v. SYED MOHD HASAN SHAH 1951 PLD 61
Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 197 The accused, who was in charge of the government office and on duty, was abused and the complainant was released from office and the accused was protected u…
- MUHAMMAD GHAUS v. CROWN 1951 PLD 70
The Criminal Procedure Code (CCPC) Section 439 will be filed with the High Court, usually within 60 days of the lower court High Court's discretion.…
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