ABDUL MAJID versus NAWAB DIN
Sections 302, 304, Part I and II Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allow appeal, Grant where re-examination of evidence Section 304, Part II to Part 1, Change of sentence in PPC Without changing the sentence, it was futile to give the conviction that the accused is closely related to the deceased, no previous hostility to the charge The lonely knife Angry Trial Court finds that the accused had no intention of death. He knew there was a possibility of injury: the use of his death and challenged to be found guilty under Section 4304, PPC, Section 4 II4, Part Two, PPC. A: Although it was technically possible to leave but the appeal of the case would not ultimately succeed in the case, a re-examination of the evidence could result in a change of provision from section 4304 only. From Part II to Section 4304, Part I, PPC with the award of the same sentence which was maintained by the High Court, not a suitable case for leave sanction, the application was dismissed.
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