Supreme Appellate Court — Judgments of 1993

21 reported judgments of the Supreme Appellate Court from 1993.

  • THE STATE v. MAZHAR HUSSAIN ALIAS TIBBI 1993 PCRLJ 5

    Sections 302/460/392/34 Crimes against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI 1979), Section 20 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Sections 265D and 265K Special Courts for Speedy Trials Ordinance …

  • MUHAMMAD MOHSAN v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 9

    Definition of Evidence for Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979 Section 10 (3)…

  • MUHAMMAD JALAL v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 13

    The appeals decision of Articles 9 (4) and 13 (1) of the Special Courts for Speedy Trials Ordinance 1992, which is intended to decide any factual fact during a criminal trial, shall be subject to appe…

  • THE STATE v. GHULAM.SHABBIR 1993 PCRLJ 152

    Section 13 (5) of the Central Law Officers Ordinance (VII of 1970), SA A [of the Central Law Officers (Amendment) Act (XVII of 1985)] added to the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 307/395/397 of…

  • MUHAMMAD HANIF v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 166

    Sections 302 (c), 309 and 310 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), were compromised even after the section 45 Dece Dece agreement, but the case of the minor child will not be the case, however, the rul…

  • GULZAR AHMAD v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 185

    Section 10 (3) Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 340 (2) Doubtful Benefit of Doubts In the absence of competent prosecution evidence, not to be described under Section 340 (2), CRP does not …

  • THE STATE v. RAJAB ALI BROHI 1993 PCRLJ 227

    Criminal Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) Section 164 A confession cannot be voluntary in the presence of another accused and it may be suspected that the accused has not freely exercised his will an…

  • THE STATE THROUGH ADVOCATE-GENERAL, N.-W.F.P., v. MUHAMMAD IQBAL 1993 PCRLJ 945

    Sections 302/34, 324/337 and 324 Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 22 Special Courts Act for Immediate Cases (IX of 1992), Section 13 (5) to the accused armed …

  • HAKIM INAYAT ULLAH KHAN v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1010

    Assignment of Illegal Weapons Ordinance 1991 Valuation of Section 7 (c) Evidence In 1991, the accused was acquitted by the government on the date stated for extradition of arms, which was a condition …

  • RAFIQUE ALIAS PHEEKI v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1017

    Articles 2 302/34 & and 4 394/3977 / evidence34 Testimonies of Evidence Eyewitnesses are free and impartial witnesses by all standards, and the police cannot be expected to rely solely on the police's…

  • TAJ MUHAMMAD v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1025

    From the viewpoint of the value of the evidence in Sections 302, 324, 337A and 337F, the prosecution version was found to be more understandable and reasonable than the defense version when, at any po…

  • MAHMOOD v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1047

    Section 302 (a) and (b) Conan testimony (10 of 1984), Article 17 definition of evidence. The accused wrote a letter demanding ransom, recovering the slogan and other contradictory articles, extra-judi…

  • ALLAH DITTA v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1069

    The value of the evidence under section 10 (3) and 10 (2) of the evidence was changed to section 10 (2) of the Ordinance as a result of the conviction of the culprits under section 10 (3) and accordin…

  • HAKIM INAYAT ULLAH KHAN v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1138

    Sections 302 (a) and (b) and: 452 Definitions of evidence proved motive against the accused. Eyewitnesses were natural witnesses who had no difficulty in identifying the accused while committing a cri…

  • MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE KAMBOH v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1403

    Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 164 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 302/120 B & 201 Definition of Proof of Law were admissible in the confessional statements, although withdrawn…

  • ABDUL ALEEM v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1512

    Pakistan Penal Code Section 354 Testimony of Evidence One eye witness confirmed each other and their testimony was strengthened by evidence of medical evidence and motivation and there was no prior ri…

  • FAISAL HABIB v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 1520

    Sections 302 and 379 of the Special Courts for Sharp Trials Act (IX 1992 of 1992), section 13 (5), did not play any major role in the appeal against the acquitted accused and it appears that he did no…

  • THE STATE v. MUHAMMAD SADDIQ 1993 PCRLJ 1536

    Sections 302, 324, 452, 337a (i) and 337f (v) for the Special Courts Speedy Trials Act (IX of 1992), section 13 (5) against the defendant on the opening charge of the assault against the defendant Had…

  • THE STATE v. SHAMAN 1993 PCRLJ 2153

    The Offense for Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979, Section 12 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Sharp Trial Act for Special Courts (IX of 1992), Section 13 (5). Had appealed against. D…

  • ARSHAD ALI v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 2540

    The accused's involvement in the robbery on the date, time and place alleged by the prosecution of the appreciation of the provisions of Sections 17 and 20 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections …

  • SHAHBAZ v. THE STATE 1993 PCRLJ 2551

    Sections 302 (b) / 149 and 148 of the evidence were in serious disagreement between the parties and it was difficult to rely solely on the testimony of eyewitnesses (both deceased brothers). Despite t…

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