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INAYATULLAH versus STATE

Sections 302 (b) and 396 offenses against property (enforcement of the Hood) Ordinance (VI 1979), section 17 (4) and 20 constitution of Pakistan (1973), article 203f (2b), reprimand, as punishment for honor of evidence. Unknown evidence of the murder entered the victim's home and opened fire, resulting in the victim being killed and his wife injured, according to the evidence collected during the investigation, the trial court said. The accused was convicted and sentenced to ten years. The year imprisonment under Section 6396, the PPC Federal Shariat Court, sentenced the trial court to severe death sentence under Section 6396, PPC. The ordinance, taken by the accused in 1979, was that the death sentence could not be executed on the basis of circumstantial evidence. Based on the circumstantial evidence, the accused should be lodged, however, in the present case, if pieces of evidence of the circumstances gathered during the investigation were disputed, they would bring the case to the area where the accused was. Was attached to the commission. The offense, based on the evidence of such harsh circumstances, on the basis of the evidence that the prosecution's witnesses are interested in, the circumstances under which the defendant was brought to trial on the basis of evidence under the conviction under Section 396, PPC. The conviction was pronounced without acceptance and the Federal Shariat Court was authorized to set aside the conviction of the accused under section 6396, PPC, and it was also permissible to sentence and punish it under section 2302 (b), The PPC read with the Criminal Procedure Against Property Ordinance 1979 1979 section, 1979 the Supreme Court did not find anything illegal. Or in a sentence and sentence given by a federal law court pakistani advocates Pindi gheb lawyer