Statement of attorney of defendant lacked fulfillment regarding prerequisites of gift
Judgments
02
Nadir Shah v. State,
Punishment provided for the alleged offence was upto 14 years, disentitles the accused of bail
PCrLJ 2011 1214
03
Muhammad Khan v. State,
Non-sending of pistol to expert was an omission on the part of I.O and was not fatal to the prosecution case
PLD 2011 Qta 18
04
Chakar Ali Khan Rind v. Govt; of Balochistan,
Loss suffer by petitioners could not be determined by the Court in its constitutional jurisdiction
CLC 2011 601
05
Jamshed Khan v. State,
Omission to examine a witness would not discredit the account given by other eyewitnesses
PCrLJ 2011 669
06
Noor Ahmed v. State,
Section 384-4 PPC carried maximum punishment of seven years and did not fall within the prohibitory clause of S.497 Cr.P.C
PCrLJ 2011 346
07
Muhammad Qasim v. State,
Kalshnikov and detonator were not sent to the Expert for examination and police search was in violation of S.103 Cr.P.C
PCrLJ 2011 298
08
Lal Muhammad v. State,
Huge quantity of hashish could not be expected to have been planted on accused in absence of any ill-will or animosity
PCrLJ 2011 384