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MOHABAT versus S.S.P., SUKKUR

Persons under the Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 154 Pakistan Army Act (XXXIX of 1952), Sections 2 and 7 (XLV of 1860), Constitution of Section 139 Pakistan (1973), Article 199131 constitutional petition Pakistan Army Act File a lawsuit against The 1952 High Court, as well as the subordinate courts formed under common or local law, had no jurisdiction to try to punish those who came under the Pakistan Army Act 1952, as they had only the Pakistan Army Act 1952. Sections 2 and 7 were banned. Article 139, PPC and Article 199 (3) of the High Court's Constitutional Jurisdiction was an arbitration and its purpose was to cause justice and not promote and encourage injustice. Includes conflicts. Records not declared to be valid between the parties did not indicate that the relevant authorities were moved to prosecute members of the law enforcement agencies who were subordinate. The requests made in the CT to the Pakistan Army Act, 1952, and the requests made by the respondents in the comments were termed as highly controversial and the controversial constitutional request was dismissed for misconception. immigration advocate from Bolan lawyer