Section 9 (4) Control of Narcotic Substances (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (B) Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 382B Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Sentenced by Foreign Court and Pakistan Request Compliant with the law of the living. There was a Pakistani citizen who was sentenced by a foreign court and sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of possessing 884 grams of heroin powder, the applicant was transferred to Pakistan under a transfer ordinance, the applicant requested his release on this request. It was demanded that the maximum punishment was given to the applicant when the drugs were recovered. The Transfer Ordinance was imprisoned under Section 9 (4) of the Transfer Order of 1977, the accuracy of 1977, provided that the punishment given to a Pakistani citizen in a foreign jurisdiction is in accordance with Pakistani law and consequently competent in Pakistan. The jurisdiction court may take it up later. The punishment imposed should be in accordance with the penalties imposed by the foreign court in practice as the amount of heroin recovered from the applicant was 88 88 was grams and was regulated by the Narcotic Substances Stances Act, 1997 According to 9 (b), where the quantity was up to 1000 grams, then the maximum punishment which could be imposed was seven years rigorous imprisonment with a fine imposed by the applicant 20 4 2004 and section 382B, CR P. Upon granting the benefit of C, which he was entitled to, the applicant sentenced him to more than nine years in prison, which was sufficient in the facts and circumstances of the case. Work directed to release the accused
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