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IBRAR HUSSAIN versus STATE

Section 10 (3) of the testimony of the victim confirmed the formal extra-judicial confession statement of the victim's statement that the accused Victim presented was a respected person and a competent witness who was extensively cross-examined. Was. The accused confidently infused all the suggestions made by the accused, in full support of the testimony of the Lady Doctor, who testified to the Lady Doctor, and the statement of the woman affected by the Chemical Examiner's report. He himself was not clear whether in a particular plea to prove his innocence, he was accused of indirectly supporting the prosecution's case, but the proposals presented to him also provided indirect confession of his guilt. And has been accused of not making any defense evidence and he also failed. None of the prosecution's witnesses had the motive to enter the witness box and be dismissed on the Oath to support their guilty plea, under no circumstances to make false allegations of such serious crime prosecution. The trial court had, on any charge, succeeded in establishing its case against the accused, who was properly convicted under section 10 (3) of the Enforcement of Enforcement (Enforcement) Act. 1979 and the sentence imposed on it was fully consistent with the attractiveness of the crime and was maintained and the accused was not entitled to take advantage of Section 382B, which was granted by the CCPC by the trial court. The benefit of was withdrawn. property advocates from Quetta lawyer