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MUHAMMAD YAQOOB versus SUPERINTENDENT, CENTRAL JAIL, FAISALABAD

Sections 4 374, 6 376 and 1 383 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 4, 45, 48 and 199 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302 Demanding the execution of Black Warrant to the execution of the death sentence Eventually, it was up to the Supreme Court, black warrants were issued for execution. The petition for the execution of the death sentence was filed by a condemned prisoner, who stated that the Prime Minister had sent a summary to President Pakistan to abolish the death sentence. Under Article 48 of the Constitution, the President was obliged to act on the advice of the Pakistan Cabinet or the Prime Minister condemned and the prisoners further prayed that the Supreme Court had already taken notice. All life sent to the president by the Prime Minister to convert the death sentence into a prison sentence, the property demands that the execution of the convicted prisoner's black warrant be banned until the Supreme Court verdict on the matter. There is no doubt, President Pakistan, that in this case, the culprits were given the authority to sentence the death sentence. Although using his power under Article 45 of the Constitution, but the President did not accept the summary, if sent by the Prime Minister, the convicted prisoners awaiting execution would be executed. There was no notification in the field to abolish. The death penalty was neither a law nor a presidential order in the light of which the execution of the death sentence could be stopped by the High Court stating that the President was bound by the advice of the Prime Minister of Pakistan. He was deposed. (2) Article 48 of the Constitution imposes the death penalty proceedings law websites from FR DI Khan lawyer