Sections 561 A&382B Pakistan Army Act (XXXIX of 1952), Sections 2, 59 and 135 Official Secret Act (XIX of 1923), Section 3 Passport Act (XX of 1974), Section 4 Conviction of Civil Crime, Detective, Passport Departure from Pakistan without claiming benefit of Section 382B, CRC accused who was convicted under Pakistan Army Act 1952, claiming benefit as provided under Section 382B, CR PC The validity accused was subject to the Pakistan Army Act 1952, which was a special law, and it was the Field General Court Marshal prosecuting the offense under Section 59 of the said Act, while Section 382B, Criminal Procedure. Laq the common law is Section 135 of the Pakistan Army Act 1952, which declared that anyone convicted under the Act. The date on which the President signed, or in the case of a summary court martial by the court, eliminates any misconceptions about the benefit of Section 382B, CCPC trials under the Pakistan Army AC. was done. T, 1952 and the punishment and punishment of the offenses under it were not for ordinary offenses, but were restricted to offenses under the Act or their respective, whose own policy and scheme of punishment was anti-state / espionage activities. I was accused of being involved. The High Court could not claim any right in the inherent jurisdiction, and it did not grant the benefit of Section 382B, CCP, Section 382B was justified, CRPC did not apply to the accused. , Their application was dismissed, in the circumstances
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