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YASMEEN AKHTAR versus MUHAMMAD ARSHAD

Section 324 The Juvenile Justice System Ordinance, (XXII of 2000), Definition of Section 7 Evidence The Juvenile Justice System Ordinance, a recent case against defendants accused of treating one of the defendants as "butch" in the 2000 scope. Appeal Court verdict was passed on the Appellant Court verdict in which the applicant was treated as a child. During the trial by the magistrate, he never solicited or claimed to be a "child" under the provisions of the Juvenile Justice System Ordinance, 2000, and for the first time before the appellate court, The question was aggravating, the two sides presented evidence and various documents to prove their claims regarding the children who depend on the age of the accused and the appellate court, they said that the statement and section of the accused in the slip sentence. The statement of the accused under 342, the CCP, concluded that the alleged incident occurred during the current review hearing. At the time the applicant's lawyer submitted a copy. Extracting from the Register of Birth to state in the relevant Union Council states that the accused was over 18 years of age at the time of the incident. During the review hearing, a consensus was reached between the lawyers of all parties. A proper and thorough investigation into the age of the accused was required at the time of the incident. All agreed that the matter could be referred to the Appellate Court for the purpose of appearing on the age-related question of the accused in some detail regarding the relevant material available to the parties. The High Court allowed the request for review and the improper order approved by the appellate court was set aside and the petition when you need a advocate from Miran Shah lawyer