West Pakistan Criminal Law (Special Provisions) Ordinance Articles 11 and 23 of the Ordinance 1968 (XLV of 1860), 5 302/324/325/148/149/34 Criminal Code of Conduct against the accused in a court case The transfer that was submitted was heard through three tribunals constituted under the aforesaid ordinance at various times, before the Assistant Commissioner had the powers of the Deputy Commissioner under the Criminal Law (Special Provisions) Ordinance, but the Tribunals were accused. Failed to form an opinion about the prosecution's guilt or innocence. The special provisions (Ordinance, 1968, which the High Court termed as the Ultra Virus of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973) stated that the ordinance had no jurisdiction to proceed with the case, acting under criminal proceedings, the General Court. Is obliged to move files to. For the purpose of the decision, before the date of the issuance of the code justification notification, the recording of the evidence in the Criminal Law (Special Provisions) Ordinance, 1968 clauses, 1968, ceased to exist and it was stated that Ordinance is deemed to be canceled, in which case the decision can only be made through a forum formed under a banned ordinance, otherwise, it will not be fair and in the interest. The justice for direct transfer of a file case to a regular court, before the court was established under a banned ordinance, the prosecutor never requested to transfer the case to the general court, and the prosecutor always sought criminal law (special provisions) The jurisdiction of the officers acting under the Act. Ordinance, 1968
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