All the defendants (respondents), who were released on investigation of Article 5 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Article 438 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution, confessed to their crime during the trial and the trial court recorded their confession and sentenced them to one term. Released on probation. After a period of one year and three months, the Complaint Court (petitioner) filed a review petition before the court below, which was dismissed on the basis that the time limit was upheld. That the defendants were subjected to seven years of probation and that they had corrected their trial period, Section 8 438, Probation Section 5 (1) (A) of the PPC Examination Ordinance 1960. Was not provided in the exemption provided under. Therefore, the trial case was filed for trial on the basis that the probation order filed against the probation order was authorized to pass the probation order. The trial period by an accused facing a sentence of seven years provided for under Section 8438, the PPC accused for excluding the offense under the exception contemplated under section (1) (a). .) The Complainant of the Probation of Offenders Ordinance 1960 did not have a case to request the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court for interference with disqualifying orders. The constitutional petition was legally approved by the courts below
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