MEHMOOD AHMAD BUTT, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, REGIONAL DIRECTORATE, ANTI-NARCOTICS FORCE, LAHORE versus MST. FAZEELAT BIBI
Sections 47 and 48 (1) convicted by the trial court (Special Court, Controlling Drugs) Appeal against the trial court's order is upheld by the High Court holding that the appeal filed before the High Court is Such an appeal for an increase in conviction was not sustained. The doctrine of section 48 of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997, and for this reason, was changed to a writ petition. The right to appeal by section 48 (1) of the Anti-Drug Substances Act, 1997, was a widespread catering for every appeal of every kind. Such an order passed by the special court and the provisions of section 48 (1) of the Drug Substances Act 1997 made no difference between an appeal against a conviction, an appeal against an acquittal or an appeal for an increase in punishment. went. The permission of the appellate appeal against an offender, the High Court's unanimous decision was put aside by the Supreme Court and appealed the increase in appeal conviction as decided by the High Court on merit.
