SYED RIAZ-UL-HASSAN SHAH versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE, VEHARI
Article 176 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition The order of removal of a body, which is ordered by the courts to be removed from the body below the jurisdiction, may also be given on the request or notice of a stranger. The motive was to launch a commission to investigate the commission of an identifiable offense in order to determine the facts so that such an order could not be granted only on the request of the deceased's legal heir. As an unrelated person cannot be announced that doubts have been raised about the unnatural death of the victim, the process of removing her dead body could not be stopped, only to find out the cause of her death. It was necessary to make unknown orders at the current stage. Negative behavior should be taken against the applicant or others, who may prove their innocence during the inquiry if the deceased is found at home. The post-mortem examination resulted in unnatural death; the process of collecting evidence in the commission of a confessional offense could not be stopped by the High Court in the constitutional jurisdiction. Was approved.
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