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MUHAMMAD BASHARAT versus STATE

Sections 7 and 2 (b) as per the date issued by the President on the basis of the notification issued on 13 Val 12 2001, sentenced to life imprisonment under the age of 18 at the time of commission of the offense. The accused were to be based on the Medical Report pursuant to Section 7 of the Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000, therefore, the Secretary's Union Council-issued Birth Certificate and Registration Department's entries in Form A and B had no value on the accused's age. The best evidence to prove was that of a radiologist whose report from the school leaving the certificate was based on a medical report. As it was concluded that the accused has a history of more than 18 years and the incident was not a child in the sense of section 2 (b) of the Joynal Justice System Ordinance, 2000, and thus he was sentenced Was not able to forgive. Till date, even the trial court never filed any affidavit regarding the age of the accused nor was the question of his age provoked before the trial court, appellate court or even the Supreme Court. Therefore, when appearing through a notification issued 13 times 2001, it was too late to raise such a petition before the sessions court to waive the conviction for the life sentence of the minor as a minor. ? The President's impartial order did not face any illegal interference or accordingly the petition was rejected. top advocate from Piaro goth lawyer