As per apnaqanoon,324 falls under prohibitory clause of where the accused had taken active part in occurrence. Bail cannot be claimed on account that injury was caused on ankle being not a vital part according to law/qanoon of ppc…
As per apnaqanoon Crl Misc. 23859-b High Court lah,The offence under section 324 PPC maximum punishment upto 10 years and attracts the stringency of prohibitory clause of section 497 Cr. P.C. According to law/qanoon Pakistan penal code.
As per apnaqanoon,Settled law/qanoon that in compoundable offences, compromise can be effected with victims/heirs of deceased at any stage with permission of Court according to related law/qanoon of ppc..
As per apnaqanoon,302 PPC is now compoundable. Compromise in murder case. Accused and deceased closely relative. Heir of deceased compromise without or with compensation and forgave the according to law/qanoon..
As per apnaqanoon,302, 307, PPC can be compounded by leave of the Court and in this condition composition shall have the effect of acquittal cases When the judgment has attained finality the Courts according to law/qanoon cannot give effect to the compromise. Punishment by way of Tazir cannot be awarded by the Courts when settle…
As per apnaqanoon,Under Pakistani law/qanoon, the father is responsible for paying maintenance to his children. Maintenance is incumbent upon the father in accordance with his financial position.
As per apnaqanoon,In Pakistan, there is no fixed amount on how much monthly maintenance is for the country, as it’s usually based on the father’s financial position and expenses nature according relevant law/qanoon….
As per apnaqanoon, There is an agreement among jurists that the father is responsible to maintain his male child until he attains puberty, but in the case of a female child, he is liable for her maintenance allowance according to law/qanoon until she attains puberty and gets married.
It was quite difficult to tell from Monday’s proceedings which way the court was leaning. There were indications that it was quite unsatisfied with the government’s justifications for delaying the KP and Punjab assembly elections over the pretext of not having enough security personnel or adequate financial resources for the electoral exercise. Still, there is…
As per apnaqanoon“Divorce” (Arabic: الطلاق, aṭ-talāq) is the 65th chapter of the Quran with twelve verses (ayat). At-Talaq is not only the name of this Surah but also the title of its subject matter, about Talaq (divorce) according to islamic law/qanoon..