MST. TAHIRA ALMAS versus ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Before the formation of the Summary Military Court under Arts 199 and 270 A Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Section 420 Martial Law Order (CMLA] s] No. 4 MLO No. 4 (1977) The subpoena) faced legal proceedings on a constitutional petition.) After reviewing the entire evidence, the accused sentenced the defendant in 1984, after which he had proven the crime, or any corruption from the convicted courts. Adultery was not attributed and he did not aggravate the matter in front of the High Court during his lifetime but after his death when the relevant authorities left the property to him. After taking the necessary steps to recover the fine from her, her legal heritage filed a constitutional petition in 1989 and returned to the High Court, where the petitioner's father's father was sentenced by summary military. In 1984 and five years after his conviction, a constitutional application was filed by his heritage, which was timely banned, for which no respectable case was delayed in the petition for relief. Which was rightly rejected by the High Court on the basis of merits and bribes because the courts always assist the watchman who approaches the court from time to time, but not the person who pursues his case. Was negligent.
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