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GUL MUHAMMAD MIR BAHAR versus NATIONAL LOGISTIC CELL, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

Deadly Accident Act 1855 Section 1 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) O VII, R 11 Pakistan Army Act (XXXIX of 1952) Sections 2, 80 131 and 133 Deadly Suits Suits Reimbursement of Late Legal Representatives, Retained As a result of an accident caused by a plaintiff driver of an Army organization, a lawsuit was filed for compensation under Section I of the Deadly Accidents Act, 1855. First, on the basis that the defendant's driver, who allegedly presented the accident, was prosecuted by the Military Court and acquitted on negligence charges. The other reason for rejecting the placards was that the High Court had no jurisdiction in the matter. Legislation for the restoration of lawsuits was raised by the defendants for the first time, while in the previous cases A verdict was issued against the same accused and the same lawyer who appeared, did not raise such objections when the defendants filed an application to dismiss the charges when the evidence was filed and The matter was settled for argument that the first basis for the plaintiff's rejection by the defendants was still pending. It was concluded that the tribunal had set up for the trial of the plaintiff driver in which he was allegedly acquitted, which was made under a special law that was enforced by the civil court. The option was stopped. And that such a tribunal was legally constituted and that the trial was proceeding, with legal proceedings granting the plaintiff forgiveness of the allegations of negligence top civil advocates from Phool nagar lawyer