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MUHAMMAD YAQOOB versus STATE

Section 2?2 (b) and Constitution 34 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) FIR Re-review of FIR Immediate FIR and Medical Evidence There is no dispute, no evidence of medical evidence The complainant's testimony was not confirmed by the source. The FIR allegedly committed the murder of the complainant sister to the 12 borough carbine fire. The trial court sentenced the accused and sentenced him to death under Section 302 (b), the PPC then dismissed the appeal filed by the High Court, the FIR was immediately filed and F There was no dispute between the time that the IR and the medical evidence appeared, therefore, it was alleged that the incident occurred overnight, a baseless murder that was reported in the complainant's home, The most natural witness of the incident, described the facts in detail, without any material contradiction or contradiction to the High Court's observation that even if it was clear that the other witness of E Excluded from the action, the complainant's testimony alone was sufficient to sustain the conviction of the accused, with no disability and with the help of medical evidence, the abuser was no stranger to the complainant's family, Therefore, his identity did not appeal to the fact that the complainant killed the deceased while he was in a questionable position with another person, but the allegation that the person was acquitted of the crime is as follows. I have not been successful in several investigations of the two courts. Appeal to not be interfered with by Supreme Court leave on evidence of most natural evidence denied property advocates from Upper Deval lawyer