Explosives 6, 7 and 23 of the Explosives Act (XI of 1908), Sections 3, 4 and 5 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (v. 1898), Articles 435, 439 and 561 of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Heavy material possession was charged with transferring the anti-terrorism court from the court to the regular court of the case, carrying heavy explosives, they revealed that they had been given a task for the explosion. And they were going to put their plans into practice. Appeals filed by the accused under Section 23 have been filed by the Anti-Terrorism Court for their case. Under the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, there was no amendment jurisdiction by the Anti-Terrorism Court under Article 435/439, CRPC, nor Section 555A, CRP Jurisdiction under s. Requested to challenge and take advantage of an order passed by the Anti-Terrorism Court. However, this chapter will not close unless a proper remedy is provided or provided under the law, in accordance with Article 199 of the High Court Constitution, its constitutional authority will always be appropriate for the treatment of any request or action. In the appropriate cases, as requested under Article 199 of the High Court under the Constitution, in the present case, the review petition was presented as a constitutional request and the same Prima facie was decided, from the accused's statement. , It turned out that the explosive attempt was recognized, an order passed by the Counter-Terrorism Order, under which The request to transfer the case to the general court was dismissed, in the circumstances
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