Sections 156 (89) and 185F Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 468 and 471 of the Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 403 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 13 (a) of smuggled goods, forgery and forged documents. Definition of genuine double jeopardy of evidence as to the use of the sentence, the appeal of the Special Appellate Tribunal Appellant / accused was found guilty and also punishable and the defendants filed an appeal even after the vehicle was seized. In this same FIR, the accused had challan. Along with violation of Article 13 (a) of the Constitution, there will be a risk of doubled the trial of the accused as a violation of Article 403, CRPC, which was not guaranteed by law and is subject to Section 156 ( 89). Under the Customs Act, 1969 and Sections 468 and 471, the PPC disclosed the provisions of two different constitutions / rules that the trafficking of goods under the Customs Act 1969 is punishable. While forged documents such as the one actually sentenced under Sections 686868 and 1 471, the PPC said that the crimes were not the same, in the circumstances the second case could be stopped only if the crime was the same. And if the crime was different then the accused could be punished. The trial by two different courts on the basis of common facts can be tried under two different laws and the trial cannot be barred and counsel for the accused is not banned if there is no power. Was not prosecuted, but for different and separate cases. Crimes in different courts. The cases against the accused were not heard under Section 403, CR PC or the dual risk rule.
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