MUHAMMAD JAN versus THE STATE
Absence of Articles 6 and 7 of the Terrorist Activities (Special Courts) Act 1975 was to be convinced that the conviction of the accused in absentia by the trial court was unlawful and invalid and, therefore, it should be construed as a general obligation of law. Not even a false order or decision was like an unlawful order or decision that needed to be routinely separated through a common legal channel, and in the present parties, neither party can be left out of the matter. In which case, in the present case, it was consciously chosen not to follow the norm. During the law, thus, they had to shoulder the responsibility for its consequences.
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