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MUHAMMAD SIDDIOUE versus DAFEDAR USMAN GHANI

West Pakistan Board of Revenue Act, 1957 R 18 (1) (a) West Pakistan Board of Revenue Act (XI of 1957), Section 8 lambardar being sentenced to death for murder, petitioner submits review petition He was acquitted and that the crime attributed to him was not morally unjustified and was not heard, no question arose as to the extent to which two persons were beaten and another half a dozen were injured. And the applicant was convicted. A death sentence of at least ten years and two of his sons and others were sentenced to life imprisonment. No evidence of applicant's success was recorded on the record for absence of moral development and the applicant's success was not. In light of the gruesome nature of the criminal conduct, the petitioner's well-founded review request could not have escaped the fate of dismissal of the limitation term on the ninth day. From the date of the order in question, it was banned for 396 days stating that the applicant was in jail will have no effect on the extent to which the date of the order being heard, and not the date when the applicant. Was set. The method of review on independence, thus, was not available to the applicants in the circumstances patent advocate from Tando Adam lawyer