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MUHAMMAD NISAR versus THE STATE

Definitions of Sections 5, 3, 4, 15 and 24 (1) of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Islamic Constitutional Laws (Enforcement) Act 1974 (sections XLV of 1860), sections 307, 148 and 149 are presented before the court and before the police. Witnesses are available that witnesses did not see the incident and because of their close relationship with their witnesses, the recovery of the weapons (theft) was allegedly not firm on the original accused's offer to dispute the accused. There was no use to be used as evidence; other evidence, headed by the prosecution, contained the statement of the injured eye witness, the declaration that the deceased died. This and medical evidence, however, proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the suspect had intentionally killed the deceased, and that the prosecution's witnesses were hurt by the injuries. The defense plea made by the accused did not appeal the reason for the facts and circumstances. Thus, this case was committed under the Section 4 of the Islamic Sentencing Act (Enforcement) Act and the murder of the accused was made under section 15 of the same Act. Injured witnesses were harmed under the circumstances, such as the conviction of the accused in the trial case was upheld. immigration advocates email from Qalandarabad lawyer