Chapter 31 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, outlines the legal framework governing appeals in criminal cases. This chapter specifies the courts authorized to hear appeals, the grounds for appeal, and procedural requirements. Key provisions include the right to appeal against sentences or orders, exceptions where no appeal lies, and the powers of appellate … Read more
Chapter 39 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, elaborates on provisions relating to bail, covering both bailable and non-bailable offenses. It outlines circumstances under which bail can be granted, procedures for bond execution, and the powers of the courts regarding bail reduction or denial. The chapter also details processes for discharge from custody, addressing … Read more
Introduction The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) of 1860 is a comprehensive criminal code intended to cover all substantive aspects of criminal law in Pakistan. Enacted during the British colonial period, the PPC has undergone various amendments to align with contemporary legal and social norms. For students preparing for the Law Graduate Assessment Test (LAW GAT), … Read more
The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), enacted in 1860, serves as the backbone of the criminal legal system in Pakistan. Originally drafted during British colonial rule, it continues to provide the comprehensive legal framework for defining and penalizing criminal offenses in the country. The Code is divided into various chapters, each addressing specific crimes such as … Read more
The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), enacted in 1860, serves as the backbone of the criminal legal system in Pakistan. Originally drafted during British colonial rule, it continues to provide the comprehensive legal framework for defining and penalizing criminal offenses in the country. The Code is divided into various chapters, each addressing specific types of crimes … Read more
The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), enacted in 1860, serves as the backbone of the criminal legal system in Pakistan. Originally drafted during British colonial rule, it continues to provide the comprehensive legal framework for defining and penalizing criminal offenses in the country. The Code is divided into various chapters, each addressing specific types of crimes … Read more
The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), enacted in 1860, serves as the backbone of the criminal legal system in Pakistan. Originally drafted during British colonial rule, it continues to provide the comprehensive legal framework for defining and penalizing criminal offenses in the country. The Code is divided into various chapters, each addressing specific types of crimes … Read more
The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), enacted in 1860, serves as the backbone of the criminal legal system in Pakistan. Originally drafted during British colonial rule, it continues to provide the comprehensive legal framework for defining and penalizing criminal offenses in the country. The Code is divided into various chapters, each addressing specific types of crimes … Read more
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