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MAQSOOD AHMED versus STATE

Section 10 (2) (3) Evidence Definition If the alleged victim went, voluntarily, to the accused whom he wanted to marry and remained with her for 10/11 days. And during this period he did not resist or make any noise, but he said that he was enjoying sex with the accused and then he himself came back, it cannot be said. That he was subjected to adultery, he was medically related. The lady was examined by the doctor, but nothing was available to suggest that she was forcibly raped because the alleged victim had no trace of violence. It can be safely concluded that she was a voluntary party to the commission of the punishment of adultery under section 10 (3) of the Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979, Lady Doctor's evidence does not prove Whether the adultery was committed during this period, it was committed to the victim that he remained with the accused under the section 10 (2) of the Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979, beyond doubt, punishment and shadow. Based on the evidence of the prosecution, the accused was proved against. Under section 10 (3) of the ordinance, the punishment given to the accused was set aside and instead the accused was sentenced under section 10 (2) of the ordinance. jobs for advocates from Sakrand lawyer