Supreme Court — Judgments of 1974

248 reported judgments of the Supreme Court from 1974 — page 2 of 3.

  • REHMAT ALL v. MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE 1974 SCMR 171

    Section 4 Evacuations That Are Not Obtaining Proprietary Rights In Land By Paying Government Liabilities Under Section 4, such land was acquired only in the interests of eviction and was not extended …

  • ALLAH DITTA v. MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE 1974 SCMR 173

    Schedule, Para 1 Transfer of a house several years ago Failure to challenge the transfer on time when a Notice of Transfer of Transfer was received in the dispute but no pending transfer to the Settle…

  • M.G. KADIR & CO. v. ABDUL LATIF 1974 PLD 174

    In response to the extension of the section 19 objective period and the acknowledgment of the obligation of the scope of section 19, the lender asked for a request through a written letter, you have n…

  • ISMAIL v. STATE 1974 SCMR 175

    The Section 9 Identity Parade is only required when the accused is first identified as the first face of the accused although not required by name but in the Identity Test Parade,…

  • ATLAS TRAVELS LTD v. DEPUTY REGISTRAR, CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES 1974 SCMR 177

    Section 2 (c) and the State Bank of Pakistan Act (XXXII of 1950), Section 37 Cooperative Bank was notified as a Scheduled Bank by the State Bank of Pakistan under Section 37 of Act XXXII of 1956, in t…

  • SIDDIQ AHMAD v. ABDUL GHAFUR 1974 SCMR 180

    S, 2 (12), other Prodigo words, requires such building or premises that the powers conferred by section 2 (12) only in the case of vacant business cover of any value in urban areas or Available at a p…

  • ZUBEDA BEGUM v. WALI MUHAMMAD KHAN 1974 SCMR 181

    Article 42 and Civil Code of Conduct (V of 1908), VI VI, r 17 For the declaration of possession of the right to court and for the possession of it, the land barred by the courts under the modification…

  • ABDUL GHANI v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1974 SCMR 184

    Article 3, Article 186 (3) of the Constitution (1972) dealt with the delay in resolving the issues related to the delay, the Department's administration consciously considered, offered the proper reas…

  • AMTUL HABIB v. MUSARRAT PARVEEN 1974 PLD 185

    Section 27 and the Provident Funds Act (XIX of 1925), Section 5? No action under Section 27 of Act 7 and Section 5 of Act XIX of 1925? Will there not be a gift, nor does the nomination give me the rig…

  • SULTAN AHMAD v. PROVINCE OF PUNJAB 1974 SCMR 186

    Article 177 Individuals holding positions on the pleasures of dismissal after an inquiry and the opportunity to appoint an authority for any rule are limited to conducting only one inquiry and this au…

  • NAZAR HUSSAIN v. FAQIR MUHAMMAD 1974 SCMR 188

    Section 115 (2) Jurisdiction The district court does not have jurisdiction in which the suit petition can be entertained for review of the value of the land, but nonetheless the modification jurisdict…

  • FAZAL MUHAMMAD v. TAJ 1974 SCMR 189

    In relation to such land bars obtained by the government under section 16 and section 4 (6) of the Act XLVII of the Land Settlement Act (1958), sections 6 and 4 (6) of 1958 Premature possession case. …

  • AHMAD SHAH v. MUHAMMAD YAR 1974 SCMR 191

    The extension of time to read with Article 148 of the AX, R14 may be permitted by the court where the court determines itself, from time to time, in the circumstances, to pay the result of the agreeme…

  • ABDUL GHAFOOR v. FEROZE BIBI 1974 SCMR 193

    Homeownership schedules and multiple individuals have individuals who do not stand higher than other non-allotment holders in the allotment order, but otherwise share in their own share in the dispute…

  • MEHAR DAD v. SATTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER, LAHORE DIVISION, LAHORE 1974 PLD 193

    Article J 98 Jurisdiction of the Tribunal Depending on the existence of a particular fact, jurisdiction depends on the existence of a particular fact, so it cannot grant its jurisdiction which would n…

  • FEROZE KHAN v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1974 SCMR 194

    Section 2 (b) read with notification number F 3 (3) / 60C, dated 11 8 60 The notification applies only to the respect of houses and shops and not to industrial concerns.…

  • M. Y. KHAN v. M. M. ASLAM 1974 SCMR 196

    Article 199 Using the jurisdiction of the High Court Extra evidence The complex questions of fact should not be investigated by the relevant authorities generally, however, the High Court should consi…

  • MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM SIDDIQUI v. THAL INDUSTIRES CORPORATION LTD. 1974 PLD 198

    Para 12 Explanatory words para Where the subparagraph (2) of Para 12 is the reference to any company or society referred to by the Company / such company or society \ Companies Act, 1913, the company …

  • AKHTAR HASSAN KHAN v. STATE 1974 SCMR 199

    Section 161 and the Corruption Act (II of 1947), section 5 (2) bribery [trap case] accused a municipal employee in red hands with the tarnished money received in the promise of demolition of an author…

  • BASHIR AHMAD v. CHAIRMAN, PUNJAB ROAD TRANSPORT BOARD 1974 SCMR 203

    Article 206 There is no alternative to the impeachment petition, nor any alternative way of doing things that could not even be implemented in a purely ratory declaration is inadequate, the order in w…

  • GULZAR KHA v. SHAHZAD BIBI 1974 PLD 204

    Section 100 Second Appeal Law Question The question of proper construction of the document Question of law and not fact In fact, the High Court is competent to intervene in the second appeal and give …

  • ABDUL HAFIZ v. GHULAM MUHAMMAD 1974 SCMR 207

    Section 16 Plot area available for transfer of evacuation property from settlement authorities during dispute treatment, In any case, ask the settling authorities or the appropriate court to decide th…

  • ASLAM v. KAMALZAI 1974 PLD 207

    Section 3 and the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), as the owner of the legacy of traditional law, as the owner of Article 144, are not construed as co-heirs of the female Muslim law when the Muslim law Cl…

  • GHULAM HUSSAIN v. STATE 1974 SCMR 209

    Article 302/323/34 Although the witnesses are related to each other, but because they are not compulsory, one of the conditions with the accused is the witness, his statement largely vacated as a ball…

  • RABNAWAZ v. JAHANA 1974 PLD 210

    Legislative history of the provisions relating to the special life property of women made under section 59 section 59…

  • ABDUL AZIZ v. FAZAL MUHAMMAD 1974 SCMR 211

    Article 186 (3) Applicants' powers are ultimately terminated by the decision-making authority and, no such order is challenged, cannot again be provoked on the question that the applicants are also in…

  • JALAL DIN v. STATE 1974 SCMR 214

    Under section 2 302, the appeal for a petition for a conviction for a murder conviction has been demanded by the lower courts failing to prove that the accused was known at that time. Unable to know w…

  • WAHID BAKHSH v. STATE 1974 SCMR 219

    Section 7 537 alleges that there is a full notice of the FIR, it is being displayed on record in his presence and is read in open court. The accused is represented by a lawyer in both lower courts and…

  • SAJJAD HUSSAIN v. ALEEM ULLAH 1974 SCMR 221

    Applicants who failed to pay any rent during the first three months after receipt of the notice under Section 30, forfeiture of legal protection under Section 30, the applicants' initial default appli…

  • MUHAMMAD NAWAZ v. SAKINA BIBI 1974 SCMR 223

    Delaying the Delay Delay Delay is the primary responsibility of inquiring about the decision of the case or of discussing the matter even though the client is neglected to inform the fate of the case,…

  • SALEEM AHMAD v. KHUSHI MUHAMMAD 1974 SCMR 224

    Section 11 Special Affidavit Plaintiff Applicant agrees with the proceedings in this case if the defendant defendant had taken an oath to refuse payment of the Qur'an in advance, but later submitted h…

  • AHRAR MUHAMMAD v. THE STATE 1974 PLD 224

    5 498 The unlawful delay in the legal proceedings for the prosecution of the bail bail in a non-bailable offense can be considered sufficient for the sanction of bail if more than 5 years due to any e…

  • M.U.A. KHAN v. M. SULTAN 1974 PLD 228

    Appointment of Chief Inspector of Rr 7 (1) and 2 (1) Mines is not a requirement that a candidate should have a Post Graduate Degree from a recognized University. A university that is not on the offici…

  • KHAN MUHAMMAD v. MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH 1974 SCMR 228

    Section 6 51 & A & 7 517 Case Property custody continues to be presented to the court under the responsibility entrusted to the Kesari Property Superdentary and the superintendent continues as and whe…

  • MANAGING COMMITTEE, MASJID MUHAJRIN v. ZAINAB BIBI 1974 SCMR 230

    Section 11 Race Justice appeals to the judiciary to relocate the land until the land is actually transferred so that there is no inherent title that the applicant first acquired the land under a schem…

  • HAJRA BI v. SETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER, KARACHI 1974 SCMR 235

    Shade, Part I Housing Transfer CH Form entered in the wrong place, another such form for property transfer, but PTD was issued to another Settlement Commissioner, who has no jurisdiction Was to separa…

  • MUHAMMAD JAMIL v. STATE 1974 SCMR 236

    Section 940 and the Corruption Act (II of 1947, of section 2), our (1) bribery courts have appreciated the reasonable evidence of the parties that the prosecution's witnesses did not state to the poli…

  • AMIRZADA KHAN v. CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER 1974 PLD 236

    Rr 3 (2) and 5 (3) R3, defects included in the directory and not necessarily defects before being checked, the Chief Election Commissioner, holding, papers under r 5 (3) not to be rejected. Had discre…

  • GOVERNMENT OF WEST PAKISTAN v. KARACHI GAS COMPANY LTD 1974 SCMR 237

    Article 10 and the West Pakistan Finance Act (Constitution of 1963), Section 8 Interpreting Explanations Everyone involved in the import and export trade is associated with those who engage in the reg…

  • DABIR AHMAD v. RIZWAN KHAN 1974 SCMR 240

    Section 43 (g) read with the Cooperative Society Rules, 1927, r 6 (a) One-third of the Managing Committee considers the retirement of members of the Cooperative Society and their change by the newly e…

  • GOVT. OF PUNJAB v. J.D. MALIK 1974 PLD 241

    Article (J) by letter to J of a member of the Board, the proposal by the Chairman of the Board, which was submitted by the Government: J. Holding accepted: a valid one between the parties. And if a bi…

  • MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ JAVAID CHAUDHRY v. THE GOVERNMENT OF WEST PAKISTAN 1974 PLC 243

    Constitution of Pakistan 1962 Article 177 Termination of Services Show cause notice The probationer's service was terminated or terminated on the basis of unlawful work, but not on the basis of miscon…

  • RASHID AHMAD v. STATE 1974 SCMR 249

    Section 161 and the Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Bribery [Trap Case] The accused applicant's fellow clerk, the Fellow Clerk, received the money, though the informant's case is not yet of…

  • YOUNAS QURESHI v. GHULAM SABIR 1974 SCMR 251

    Article (58 ()) The courts have neither submitted contempt proceedings nor dismissed the evidence on the basis of purely conjecture, the order of the lower court was not submitted to the circumstances…

  • INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE, WEST PAKISTAN, LAHORE v. GHULAM MUHAMMAD 1974 PLD 252

    Article 178 (4) (b) [as amended by the Constitution] Retired automatically.…

  • REHMAN SHAH v. MUHAMMAD SHAH 1974 SCMR 255

    The land seller is not named in the Income Tax Papers, nor is there any evidence to prove the sale effective.…

  • MUHAMMAD SAYYAR v. VICE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF PESHAWAR 1974 PLD 257

    CL 26 and High Court Rules (Lahore), Volume 5, Chaudhry H, r 5 Differences of opinion among Division Bench Members Resolved: Practice: Division Bench Judges referred to devising points or differences.…

  • MUHAMMAD SHAFI v. STATE 1974 SCMR 263

    Section 4 354 / & & and 888 complainants state that three of the accused committed the crime while the remaining three were with them only and did not participate in the crime. , Was not charged with …

  • ABDUS STTAR v. MUHAMMAD ANWAR 1974 PLD 266

    Article 185 Special Leave of Appeal to the Special Court for Appeal, which was in accordance with the correct judicial principles pursuant to Section 302 of the Secure Administration of the Penal Code…

  • NOOR MUHAMMAD v. COMMISSIONER, PESHAWAR 1974 SCMR 266

    Sections 110 and 111, Arts 73 and 75, read with the Basic Democracy Order (18 of 1959), exercise general supervision and control over the powers and oversight of the provincial government municipal co…

  • PUNJAB RELIGIOUS BOOK SOCIETY v. AMANAT 1974 SCMR 269

    Section proof compensation burden Proof Workman's fatal accident-related repair work claiming compensation is not excluding such burden on the owner; the owner is responsible for paying the compensati…

  • SHAUKAT HUSSAIN RIZVI v. YAR MUHAMMAD KHAN 1974 PLD 276

    Section 2 (3) Land, nature of use for what land is actually used [determines the nature of property…

  • YOUSAF BAIG v. SETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER 1974 SCMR 276

    Article 201 Written jurisdiction The question of physical possession of the property is not primarily open to the High Court to interfere in settling a matter which is listed by the Settlement Officer…

  • KHUDA BUKHSH v. MUHAMMAD SHARIF 1974 SCMR 279

    Section 6 and the Settlement Commissioners (Order Validation) Act (VI of 1972), Section 2 of the Review of Sections 2 best endorse the orders passed by the Settlement Commissioners without such author…

  • KOHI-NOOR TEXTILE MILLS LTD. v. COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, LAHORE 1974 PLD 284

    Sections 14 and 11 are read with the Finance Act (I of 1957), section 12, subsections (5) and (7) and the Income Tax Act (XI of 1922), with section 34 expressly amended, if If any, the applicable busi…

  • MUHAMMAD SHAFI v. STATE 1974 SCMR 289

    The Section 3 423 Radical Trial Judge failed to consider the effect of recovering a firearm vacancy from prosecution charges, despite allegations that only Pistol or Revolver was attributed to the acc…

  • FAIZULLAH KHAN v. GOVT. OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 291

    As amended by the Constitution (First Amendment) Act, 1974, Article 212 read with the Northwest Frontier Province Tribunals Ordinance (I of 1974) [as amended in Ordinance VII of 1974], section 4 ( C) …

  • MOHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN v. PROVINCE OF N.-W. F. P. 1974 SCMR 293

    Salary question whether the salary of the employees was properly settled in accordance with the provision of Punjab Subordinate Services (Salary Review) Rules, 1951; The exclusion of civil suits and w…

  • KHIZAR HAYAT v. THE STATE 1974 SCMR 295

    Appeal to the Supreme Court against Article 186 (2) (B) and the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185; Leave as an appeal case…

  • MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1974 SCMR 299

    Manual, settlement under paragraph 13 (1) of the Schedule, claiming the authorities to search the structure of the vacant building on page 258, not of permanent character and of the structure kept by …

  • ABDUL MARIAN v. RAHIM JAN 1974 SCMR 301

    Sections 101, 102 to 103 of the burden-proof sale deed state that he is the seller of Arzi Pedri and S as the seller and the daughter of the seller as the daughter of H. States and is in accordance wi…

  • MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN v. REHMAT ULLAH 1974 SCMR 303

    Section 10 heirs of a joint holder, compromise and allow the respondents to remain in dispute on the ground to the extent of their share, another joint holder, not the affected party, was held and had…

  • RAHIMULLAH CHOUDHURY v. HELALI BEGUM 1974 SCMR 305

    Hazzant's wife was forced to go to the house of her older sister's husband and stay with her, to arrange for her marriage on the death of her father. The person was left in an unforeseen situation: Ta…

  • DADA LTD. v. COMMISSIONER OF INCOMER-TAX 1974 PLD 310

    Section 11 (1) read with the Income Tax Act (XI of 1922), Section 34 Income Tax Assessment escapes scrutiny in S 34 of Act XI of 1922, meaning theft, or misleading, or accidental or unintentional erro…

  • MUHAMMAD AFZAL MUHAMMAD KHALEEL v. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 319

    Section 39 (1), (3), (6), (8) (9) and (10) District Judges may not pass any order under section 39 in the Bank section. However, to provide an opinion as if the bank were a decree holder, the District…

  • NAZAR MUHAMMAD BUTT v. FATEH MUHAMMAD 1974 SCMR 322

    Section 13 (a) (ii) (b) Section 13 (a) (ii) (b) Never remotely responds to the landlord regarding the objections raised at any stage of the matter. It is not recommended that the building or the land …

  • MURAD BEGUM v. MUHAMMAD RAFIQ 1974 PLD 322

    A. XVI, r 9 Changes to the parties pending appeal B but the appellant will not implement B as one of the respondents and instead apply to B's legal representatives as respondents to the decree sheet B…

  • AMUR RAZAQ v. BAHADUR KHAN 1974 SCMR 330

    Section 145 magistrate came to the conclusion without ordering the restoration of the possession of a party that such party was occupying on the relevant date Documentary evidence against which it app…

  • ALI AKBAR v. KHATOON NESSA 1974 SCMR 331

    O IX, r 13 An attempt was made to duplicate a previous order by separating it from an earlier order and excluding an application for timely separation of the express order obtained by giving false add…

  • ABDUL JABBAR v. ABDUL WAHEED KHAN 1974 PLD 331

    Schedule, read with paragraph 1 (2) of paragraph 1, preferential transfer of occupancy of vacant house in paragraph 1 means the Central Government in respect of persons obtained under an order approve…

  • PIR MUHAMMAD v. ABDULLAH JAN 1974 SCMR 332

    Article 148 The ineffective right of MoIn rigors to redeem Modi mortgages on the question of law cannot be extinguished or destroyed by mortgage compensation. Based on the sale agreement, a person in …

  • HAMID KHAN v. MUSA KHAN 1974 SCMR 335

    Section 39 apparatus alleges that the attorney has the power to sell the entire land upon receipt of consideration of the power of attorney through the sale of only a portion of the power that the oth…

  • PERVEZ QURESBI v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER MULTAN AND BAHAWALPURDIVISIONS, MULTAN 1974 SCMR 337

    Schedule Shop, Successful Bid Auction, Before the auction is confirmed, there is no Lux Standby to challenge the cancellation of the auction, the sole right of the Bid to transfer the property to anot…

  • MUHAMMAD IDRIS v. STATE 1974 SCMR 339

    Section 302 read with section 300, exceptionally grave and sudden provocative fighters separated and everyone on his way suddenly provoked and the accused applicant was properly punished under section…

  • KHATUN v. MALLA 1974 SCMR 341

    Sections 2 and 3 and section 2 of the Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act (1951), the acquisition of inherited property under agricultural customs should be resolved through customary …

  • GHULAM HUSSAIN SHAH v. GHULAM MUHAMMAD 1974 PLD 344

    Approval of copy of the Declaration made on application 9 4 1964 for leave of application for leave of application read with Section 12 (2) (3) and Article 179 High Court (Lahore) Rules, Volume V, Cha…

  • ATTA MUHAMMAD v. TAJ MUHAMMAD 1974 SCMR 346

    Section 2 and Schedule, Part I Shop, The only licensor of any allowance, does not have the right to claim the transfer of the Possession Person.…

  • PROVINCE OF EAST PAKISTAN v. JOGESH CHANDRA LODH 1974 SCMR 348

    Sections 3, 9 and 15 Acquisition of property The Government must establish its opinion by transferring its powers of acquisition to the District Magistrate Delegate, whether it is necessary acquisitio…

  • MENAK J. MOBED v. SHAH BEHRAM 1974 PLD 351

    Section 10 fails to pay the tenant or is not prepared to pay the rent and the landlord can claim possession without the controller's certificate, thus the tenant fails to comply with the terms of the …

  • MUHAMMAD MUSA v. SETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER 1974 SCMR 352

    Schedule Paragraph 24 is valid for cancellation, with the appropriate option to review the satisfaction of the mind until the auction is canceled no local can be transferred.…

  • HAMID HUSAIN v. GOVERNMENT OF WEST PAKISTAN 1974 SCMR 356

    Section 2 (3) reads with the Rehabilitation Settlement Scheme, paragraph 42 found in the dispute that land-based structures were not used by all courts for agricultural subsidy purposes, under the cir…

  • MUHAMMAD SHAFI v. CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, MULTAN 1974 SCMR 359

    Section 2 (12), Article 2 and Schedule, Para 8 have shown no evidence that certain parts of the premises transferred are not capable of being used as a free and compulsory unit, which is complete with…

  • HASSAN BAKHSH v. AFZAL SHAH 1974 SCMR 364

    Read with Sections 4 and 28 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908); Opportunities to meet the reduction of Articles 149 and 151 court fees are due to the applicant's promptness and lack of care in processing …

  • GHULAM HUSSAIN v. KHAN MUKARAB KHAN 1974 SCMR 365

    Schedule and Disposal of Disputes (Land Settlement) Act (1958 XLVII), Section 2 (3), whether the property is an agricultural land or industrial concern. The commissioner was taken on remand…

  • AHMAD SADIQ v. CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSSIONER 1974 PLD 368

    Schedule, Part IV Para 15 The true meaning of the term cinema house, so that the express cinema house permanently in accordance with the spirit of the law according to which the IDPs are used in parag…

  • SHER MUHAMMAD v. NIZAM DIN 1974 SCMR 368

    Article 98 According to the authors, disregarding the intervention of the Chief Settlement Commissioner, for example in the appellant's view of interference presented in the record, for example the Hi…

  • MUHAMMAD ANWAR v. SULTAN MUHAMMAD KHAN 1974 SCMR 371

    Referring to the party's jurisdiction of the tribunal and raising no objection to its jurisdiction, such objections cannot be allowed in the writ proceedings in Article Pakistan (1962), Article 98.…

  • MUHAMMAD BASHIR v. STATE 1974 SCMR 374

    Article 186 (2) (b) Appeals to the Supreme Court in accordance with applicable law on the person who is sentenced to death by the High Court for the first time by the High Court.…

  • ZARIN SHAH v. STATE 1974 SCMR 376

    Section 302/34 One of the several suspects, allegedly the victim was arrested while the other stabbed him, only one person, in the situation, could have suffered the fatal injury which is alleged to b…

  • SUFIA KHATUN v. SECY., REV. DEPT. 1974 SCMR 379

    Section 5 (1) reads with the East Bengal Property Emergency Act (XIII of 1948), the acquisition of section 3 property, the original acquisition order, or its copy is not placed before the court and in…

  • SAID KARIM SHAH v. TAJ MUHAMMAD 1974 PLD 383

    Section 12, CL3 Do not own a property or a different property number in a property Property Parcel of a land containing more than a measurable number Do not sell as much property as a field number No …

  • OMAR SONS LTD. v. TAHIR CORPORATION, KARACHI 1974 SCMR 384

    Article 58 Extraction of fact can only be concluded by lower courts reading false evidence…

  • FAZAL RAHIM v. STATE 1974 SCMR 386

    At the hearing of section 9439 (?), the convict (appellant) of the conviction was summoned to court but was not represented by the lawyer who was likely to be prosecuted in English by the appellant. H…

  • SAMANDAR KHAN v. MAQBOOL 1974 SCMR 388

    Section 13 and the West Pakistan Relief of Undebtedness Ordinance (XV of 1960), Section 3 Mortgages Conduct of Mortgage and Lease Operations Guided by Mortgages: The so-called rent, the landlord and t…

  • QADIR BAKHSH JAVED v. GOVERNMENT OF N: W. F. P 1974 SCMR 391

    Section 8 Question about the seniority between the Tribunals of Persons and Direct Hired under the Civil Services Sanitary Province Border Services (Appellate Tribunals) Ordinance, 1971, which has bee…

  • ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN v. THE SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER PESHAWAR 1974 SCMR 393

    Section 5 Delays Delay Applicants Arrange for unnecessary and utterly misunderstood time of unnecessary and completely misunderstood filing of petitions: Valuable rights accumulated over time, on the …

  • MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ JAVAID CHAUDHRY v. GOVT. OF WEST PAKISTAN 1974 PLD 393

    Article 177 Termination of Services Show cause notice The probationer's service has not been terminated due to unlawful work, not termination or termination of service, but on the basis of misconduct …

  • A. H. MINHAS v. GHULAM AHMAD 1974 SCMR 394

    Article 98 The two houses separately numbered, assessed, and the houses occupied, separately and separately finding the High Court, to arrive at such a deduction in the constitutional jurisdiction of …

  • BBAG DIN v. BOOTA 1974 SCMR 400

    After hearing the sections 302, 325 and 323 murder trial, the appellant dismissed the appeal against the acquittal by two injured witnesses of the prosecution.…

  • FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN v. GHULAM JULANI 1974 PLD 402

    Article 199 (1) (b) (i)? Habitat Corps Request? Words holding custody in the jurisdiction of the court? The detainees and the detainees in the High Court's territorial jurisdiction, however, argue tha…

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