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MIAN MUHAMMAD NAWAZ SHARIF versus SPECIAL COURT

Pakistan Penal Code Sections 218, 409, 420 and 468/109 Corruption Prevention Act (IL 1947), Section 5 Representative Office Holders (Corruption Punishment) Order (16 of 1977), Article 3 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898) ), Section 65K of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional petition, section 265 of the accused, petition filed by the special court under CCPC for its success, in any case in the petition Was not available on record to prove false allegations of faith, change one's own use of property or infringement by violating any law that violates trust. In the absence of any charge against the accused to prepare false records Section 218, PPC prevention of Corruption Act 1947 was not drawn to Section 5 (2). It was also not pointed out that there was nothing on the record to indicate that the accused had made allotment of land in question after illegally obtaining happiness or bribe. Article 2 (a) of the PPO 16 of 1977 meant that there was no material available on record / misconduct by the accused, there was no possibility of conviction for the offenses mentioned above, his case was useless. The special court order dismissing the petition filed by the accused under CRPC was left without legal authority and the proceedings under the FIR hearing were dismissed. immigration advocates email from Tando Mohd Khan lawyer