THE STATE THROUGH FORCE COMMANDER REGIONAL DIRECTORATE ANF, RAWALPINDI versus ABDUL JABBAR ALIAS JABBARA
Sections 12, 13, 48 and 50 of the Criminal Procedure Amendment Act of Pakistan (XL of 1958), Section 10 (1) (2) of the Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898), Section 417 (2A) obtained from drug possession. Acquisition of assets of the Regional Directorate, Anti-Narcotics Force, filed an appeal against the allegation that the Criminal Procedure Amendment Act of Pakistan, 1958, passed a special court order passed by the Narcotic Substances Act 1997. Was not granted any legal right to appeal. The State has the right to file an appeal against the breach of Section 50 of the Drugs Act 1997, citing the special prosecutor's ability to take action only before the Special Court. Similarly, the aforesaid Act Obtain the right to appeal against acquittal by a special court for the High Court provided for an appeal against the order of section 48, it should have made the same provision irrevocable for the same state; Unable to do so, no maternity records indicate that special counsel was authorized by the federal government in any particular direction. A. Prior to filing an appeal against the defendant's verdict, before 1972, the government could file an appeal to the High Court against the order for acquittal in both challan and complaint cases, through an amendment in 1972, on a special grant, on the issue of complaint. I prefer to appeal. The leave was also granted to the complainant, at the time of the enactment of the Control of Narcotic Material Stances Act 1997, section 417 contained the newly added sub-section (2A), the PC was already in the field, but the legislature had Narcotic Substance Act 19 did not specify anything about this
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