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MUHAMMAD KHAN versus STATE

Section 4 (1) and 7 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 250 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 187 Proof of Evidence, Proof of Ounce for Verification of Compensation, Notification issued under Section 4 (1) of Surrender Don't The accused, charged with possessing illegal weapons, was convicted and sentenced by a trial court, under Sec 7 of the Illegal Arms Act, 1991, to be punished and sentenced. The High Court maintained. The offense is punishable under Sec 7 of the Illegal Arms Act, 1991, thus, the accused could not be proved guilty and the sentence could not be pronounced, then the Supreme Court changed the application for leave to appeal and the trial court Was convicted and sentenced by. The federal government was never issued a mandatory notification under Section 4 (1) of the Delivery of Illegal Weapons Act 1991, nor did any of the Home D-Provincial governments issue any such notification and Nevertheless, the accused was being punished under the Illegal Arms Act, 1991, due to such negligence by those responsible for legal proceedings, the Supreme Court directed the Provincial Home Department to amend Article 187 of the Constitution. Under section 250 CCPC read with the government is allowed to appeal the payment of Rs one lakh online advocate from Chohar Jamali lawyer