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LIAQAT HUSSAIN versus STATE

Section 1 561 An Explosive Code (XLV of 1860), Declaration of Final Decision in Section 489 F Criminal Case Attempted to Hold on to a Civil Suit The Case of the same case was a dated history The confessed suspect issued a check Was dishonored and a criminal case was filed against him after allegations that he had begun to use sophisticated methods to avoid a criminal trial. Civil cases are filed, then proceedings are pending in the trial court, the appellate court as well as the revision court to stop the trial, but the absence of that failed civil suit can have no basis for stopping criminal proceedings. The presence of criminal proceedings was not restricted. Civil proceedings and civil and criminal proceedings can be run concurrently for more than three years but the trial has not been concluded yet, which makes it possible to make fun of the law. Can be given and was excluded accordingly.

Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2009

• FAZAL ABBAS v. State 2009 YLR 1955
• IFTIKHAR ALI v. DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER, NANKANA SAHIB 2009 YLR 1971
• GHULAM MUSTIFA v. State 2009 YLR 1977
• LEO ENTERPRISES v. PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN 2009 PTD 1978
• FESCO LIMITED through Chief Executive, Faisalabad v. LIAQAT ALI 2009 YLR 1988
• MUHAMMAD JAHANGIR v. SHAHEEN BIBI 2009 YLR 1991
• JAFARI & CO. through Muhammad Javed v. TEHSIL MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION (T.M.O.), SHEIKHUPURA 2009 YLR 1994
• LIAQAT alias SAAIN v. State 2009 YLR 1999

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