GHULAM HABIB versus MUHAMMAD SULEMAN
Section 302/201/34 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Appeal against the aforesaid principles was not identified as any writ of misrepresentation or non-assessment of evidence of the guarantee of the Supreme Court, submitted by the High Court. There was nothing wrong with the reasons being made. The acquittal of the accused found grounds in favor of the High Court in approving the unwanted verdict, which was neither hypothetical nor speculative nor had the support of the material on record. There was no need to interfere with the decision to go bad unless there were very strong reasons. The High Court properly appreciated and examined the material on record; the case for decision malfunction, the Supreme Court refused to intervene.
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