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Latest Judgments (All Jurisdictions within Pakistan)
ENGRO FOODS LTD through General Manager Human Resources Supply Chain vs REGISTRAR OF TRADE UNION and 5 others
Summary: Summary pending
KHANI GULL VS THE STATE
Summary: Summary pending.
ZAHIR SHAH VS MUHAMMAD SHER KHAN SHO PS MIRIAN
Summary: Summary pending.
ABDULLAH KHAN ALIAS AMANAT VS THE STATE
Summary: Summary pending.
Zahir Shah VS The State
Summary: S.56,186 PPC,15 AA,3/4 PO,5 ExpIn different offences,benefit of S.71 PPC would be extended (Bail allowed)
Abdullah Khan Vs State etcB.A No. 2027-P of Abdullah Khan Vs State etc
Summary: Bail.S.324,427,34 PPCRule of consistency.(Bail allowed)
KHANI GULL VS THE STATE ETC
Summary: The case revolved around the discovery of a significant amount of narcotics in a car driven by the appellant. The trial court had convicted the appellant, sentencing her to life imprisonment and imposing a fine. During the trial, the prosecution presented its case, including the testimony of several witnesses, primarily police officials involved in the case. The appellant maintained her innocence, claiming that she had been falsely implicated, and no independent witnesses were presented by the prosecution. The appeal court carefully reviewed the evidence and found numerous contradictions, inconsistencies, and discrepancies in the prosecution's case, which raised doubts about the guilt of the appellant. Consequently, the court concluded that the prosecution had failed to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt and extended the benefit of doubt to the appellant. As a result, the appeal was allowed, and the appellant's conviction and sentence were set aside, leading to her acquittal and immediate release from jail. The court emphasized that the appellant's conviction was based on misreadings and misappreciations of the evidence and was not legally sustainable.
ALAM SHER and otherss vs AHMED (since died) through legal heirs and others
Summary: Summary pending
CLEAN DRINKING WATER AT SKARDU: In re Suo Motu Case No 3 of 2009 decided on 19th November 2015 (a) GilgitBaltistan (Empowerment and SelfGovernance) Order 2009
Summary: Summary pending
MUHAMMAD BASIT vs The STATE and 3 others
Summary: Summary pending