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Latest Judgments (All Jurisdictions within Pakistan)
Noor Mohammad vs State etc
Summary: S.302 PPCVoluntary confession is sufficient for conviction (Appeal dismissed)
Abdul Manan vs Fazli Subhan
Summary: S.42 SRA,Art.117 QSO:Declaratory suit--attestation of mutation--marginal witnesses not examined--sale consideration not proved through oral or documentary evidence
Sher Wali Vs Haji Said Mehmood
Summary: Relationship of landlord & tenant--mere length of possession would not confer any right of owner to tenant
Arshid Ali etc vs Sartaj etc
Summary: S12(2),O-XXIII,R-3 CPC,Art 183 Limitation Act:Consent decree--its execution
Engineer Muhammad Ilyas Khattak vs UET Peshawar
Summary: Universities are the best judges in their internal affairs,withdrawal from a course must be within 6 weeks
NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN & OTHERS (Decree Holder) V/S SULTAN ALI AKHANI (Judgment Debtor)
Summary: "Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908) --- ----S. 47 & O. XXI, R. 23-A---Arbitration Act (X of 1940), S. 14---Application for making award as rule of court---Consent decree---Execution petition---Objections---Contention of decree holders was that objections to execution petition could not be considered unless judgment debtor had deposited the decretal amount or furnished security in lieu thereof---Validity---Validity of decree could only be challenged before the Executing Court if the same was void or had been passed by the court having no jurisdiction---Provisions of O.XXI, R.23-A, C.P.C. were mandatory and objections to the execution by a judgment debtor could not be considered unless judgment debtor had deposited the decretal amount or furnished security in lieu thereof---Executing Court could not go beyond the decree---Judgment debtor could not escape from his obligation under the decree---Requirement of notice and hearing were duly complied with at the time of trial---Executing Court could not be burdened with re-trial---Compromise decree was in fact a contract, breach of which might give rise to fresh cause of action to decree holder---Decree was neither void nor it had been passed by a Court having no jurisdiction---Objections to execution application taken by the judgment debtor were over-ruled, in circumstances."
PEER JEHANZEB SHAH VS SADAQAT ALI
Summary: Summary pending.
IHSAN ULLAH VS I R THE STATE
Summary: Summary pending.
H/Dr. Aftab Hassan Minhas VS National Council for Homeopathy etc
Summary: Summary Pending
Ihsanullah vs State
Summary: S.409 PPC,5(2) PC ActOverwhelming evidence (Appeal dismissed)