ASHIQ MUHAMMAD versus KHUDA BAKHSH
Pakistan Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1958 Section 417 (2A) Corruption Act Of Pakistan Criminal Law (XL Of 1958), Sections 3 And 10 (XLV Of 1860), Section 420/468/471/109 Corruption The objection to maintaining the appeal against the retaliation against Section 3 (2) of the Prevention Act (II of 1947), section 5 (2), was objected to on the basis that the Central Government under section 3 of the Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act 1958 The order of victory has been approved by a special judge appointed by. The appeal filed by the private person against the injunction was not sustained under Section 10 (2) of the Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958, the provisions of Section 10 (2) of the Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958. Provided the right to appeal to the government. It is not enforceable by the Public Prosecutor against the order of acquittal by the Special Judge appointed by the Special Judge of the Central Government by the complainant against the order of the British under the Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958, because the Act itself. There was a regulatory law that dominated the common law. I: E Special Judge has not been able to uphold the appeal of the Criminal Procedure Code filed by the complainant / appellant against the bad order passed by the Anti-Corruption.
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