Evaluating Accomplice and Approver Testimony in Murder Prosecutions Panel: Riaz Ahmad, J. This criminal appeal, No. 473 of 1985, decided on July 9, 1986, involved Tariq and others as Appellants against The State as the Respondent. The core legal issues revolved around the interpretation of an “approver” and “accomplice” under

alidity of Gift Under Muhammadan Law and Rebuttal of Revenue Records Panel: Manzoor Hussain Sial and Riaz Ahmad, JJ. This case, Regular First Appeal No. 11 of 1968/BWP, decided on March 24, 1986, involved Mst. Ghulam Sughran and others as Appellants against Sahibzada Ijaz Hussain and others as Respondents. The

Bail Principles in Murder Cases: “Further Inquiry” and Vicarious Liability Panel: Riaz Ahmad, J. This case, Criminal Miscellaneous No. 3318/B of 1984, decided on December 9, 1984, involves Nawab Khan and another as Petitioners against The State as the Respondent. The petitioners were represented by Dr. Khalid Ranjha and Muhammad

Principles Governing Pre-Arrest Bail and Misuse of Process Panel: Riaz Ahmad, J. This case, Criminal Miscellaneous No. 1142/B of 1984, heard on May 21, 1984, involves Arif Mutin Bhutta as the Petitioner against The State as the Respondent. The primary subject of the case is the requirements for the grant

Right of Private Defence in a Murder Involving Sexual Assault Panel: Riaz Ahmad, J. This criminal appeal, decided on March 26, 1984 , concerned Muhammad Rashid (Appellant) against the State (Respondent). The case involved charges under Sections 302 and 100, Exception 4, of the Penal Code. The core issue revolved

Appeal Against Acquittal in a Corruption and Bribery Case Panel: Riaz Ahmad, J. This appeal, decided on March 26, 1984, was filed by the Provincial Government against the acquittal of Tauqir Hussain on charges under Section 161 of the Pakistan Penal Code and Section 5(2) of the Prevention of Corruption

Sitting Panel: Before Sheikh Riaz Ahmad; J Summary: This case involved a petition for bail filed by petitioners Mst. Amina Hassan alias Teena, Rehan-ud-Din, and Azam Ali. They were accused under Section 10 of the Offence of Zina (Enforcement of Hudood) Ordinance, 1979, read with Section 18 of the Motion