ABDUL GHAFOOR versus STATE
The defendant did not plead guilty to the testimony of section 17 (4), the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 302 (b) and 392 law testimony (10 of 1984), Article 43, but the two accomplices were convicted by the Judicial Magistrate Judicial Magistrate. What was the confession crime before. It is stated that after all legal proceedings, it recorded the confession offense of the co-accused magistrate, who made the confessional statements, saying that the co-accused had voluntarily made those confessional statements. But the confessional statements of the co-accused, which were submitted by the Judicial. The magistrate, which could be used as evidence under Article 43 of the Convention of Martyrdom, came to the conclusion that the 1984 unprovoked series of unconstitutional proceedings concluded that the accused had strangled him with a rope and shot him to death. Because the evidence in this case was not consistent. Under section 7 of the Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hoodoo) Ordinance, 1979, none of the accused admitted the offense as required under clause (a) and. f Section 7 of the Ordinance, nor did the requirement of ki tzaki u al-Shudh, as required under its clause (b), be punished by the accused under Section 17 (4) of the Ordinance of Murder It may be that, under Crime Section 2302 (b), the PPC evidence has proved from the record that the taxi and other articles were recovered from the accused and he was involved in the murder of the deceased taxi driver, The accused was also liable under Section 23939, the PPC's appeal dismissed the accused, but the trial court filed the sentence against the accused, the Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hodg) Ordinance, 1979. Fah 17 (4)
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