Section 59 (2) of the Pakistan Army Act 1952, Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional applicant was prosecuted for murder as a military officer and the General Field Court Marshal established under the Pakistan Army Act 1952. Had sentenced him to death. At the same time, his mercy petitions were rejected and the legal status of the case was challenged on the basis that under Section 59 the General Field Court did not file a case against the applicant through the Marshal. Maybe, the Army Act was not an Army official for those allegedly killed and it was a crime. It was not committed by him when he was on active service as a member of the Pakistan Armed Forces, he was prosecuted on the account under the Pakistan Army Act 1952, Article Article 199 (5) of the Constitution. Indicates that the expression has been interpreted to include any political policy or corporate, federal government or provincial government and any court or tribunal express powers or any authority under it \ However, the court \ or \ The tribunal did not include the Supreme Court High Court or the tribunal established under the law relating to the Armed Forces of the Pakistan Army Tribunal, which prosecuted The trial was declared guilty, he was under the Pakistan Army Act 1952 and related to the Armada. The constitutional request of the Forces of Pakistan was filed not only in connection with the person who was a member of the Pakistan Armed Forces, but also in the case in which the petition was filed, as a member of the Armed Forces. Born in connection with the action
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