MUHAMMAD TAHIR versus STATE
Section 1 561 An Explosive Code (XLV of 1860), Section 397 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (X65 of 1965), Section 13 (d) After running sentences simultaneously, the applicant prayed that he be imprisoned for a period of imprisonment. Consider and apologize as they may be acceptable. The jail roll states that the applicant was sentenced to nine years and nine months imprisonment in both cases, the applicant sentenced to three years, eleven months and twenty-seven days imprisonment; The apology was granted for two months and nineteen days, and the unexpected part of the sentence was four years, six months and fourteen days. The trial court should then exercise discretion in favor of the applicants, approving the sentence and sentence. Not using discretion in favor of veterans would be equivalent to abortion of justice and could be interfered with. The CC State Council had no objection to granting a concession to the applicant High Court, exercising jurisdiction under Section 6161A through the High Court. T ordered that both offenses, namely, 393, PPC and section 13 (d) of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, be executed simultaneously.
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