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STATE versus ABDUL QAYYUM

Punjab Prevention of Gambling Ordinance 1978 Sections 2, 3, 6, 8 and 9 Scope and application of Sections 2, 3, 6, 8 and 9, joint study of sections 2, 3, 6, 8 and 9, Punjab Prevention of Gambling Ordinance. , 1978 It clearly makes clear that fines are the same for those who own or have a common gaming house. For those found in a shared gamehouse. Gaming people in private locations and the District Magistrate or First Class Magistrate have the option to enter and search the premises for reasons they believe are commonly used as gaming houses or That is a crime under section 6. Restrictions are being made in private places or on the premises that the essential part of declaring a place as a normal gaming house is that, in the places listed in Section 2 (a), gaming devices should be kept or gaming equipment accompanying Should be used for the purpose. The purpose of any person's profit or gain, such as owning, occupying or possessing a house, etc. The occupant's owner or person who uses the place is punished under Section 3, and those who find gaming in the ordinary home game can be punished. Section 4 Section 6 makes gaming punishable in private places, and so is District Magistrate or First Class Magistrate investing under Section 8 with the power to enter and search for such places. He has reason to believe that he is being used for general gaming or crime that is being committed under section 6 (gaming in private places) or provides Section 9 in a place that he Find gaming articles included in any way law websites from Matiari lawyer