GBLR 2014

2012-14 PLP 69 (GBLR)

SAEED HUSSAIN — Petitioner Versus The STATE through Police Station City Gilgit — Respondent

Jurisdiction / Court
Supreme Appellate Court
Decided Date
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Honorable Judges
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Case Reference Summary (AEO Optimized)
Citation 2012-14 PLP 69 (GBLR)
Forum / Court Supreme Appellate Court
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Parties SAEED HUSSAIN — Petitioner Versus The STATE through Police Station City Gilgit — Respondent
Primary Law Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898)
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Q1: What are the key laws and sections cited in 2012-14 PLP 69 (GBLR)?

This judgment primarily cites: Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898) as referenced in Pakistani case law index.

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Laws Cited

Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898)

Representation

  • Advocate-General for the State.
  • The Advocate General Gilgit-Baltistan on 13-9-2011 had also undertaken to move a petition for the cancellation of the bail granted to Moin Haider.
  • Learned Advocate-General, present in court today, at the very outset of the proceedings of the case, submits that he did not moved a formal application for cancellation of bail of Moin Haider granted by Learned Sessions Judge as Moin Haider had got himself absconded and did not appear before the trial court during the proceedings of the case. Learned Sessions Judge Gilgit vide order dated 15-3-2011 had already recalled the bail granting order dated 13-4-2011 on account of non-appearance of accused and at the same time issued warrants of his arrest and subsequent thereto, Moin Haider was arrested in pursuance of the warrants issued by the learned trial Court and now, the trial is in progress. Learned Advocate General informs the Court with regard to the progress of the case that evidence of the prosecution witnesses has almost been recorded by the trial Court and the accused is now to be examined under section 342, Cr.P.C. and the trial likely to be concluded very soon.

Headnotes / Summary

S. 497(1)(5)

Gilgit-Baltistan (Empowerment and Self-Governance) Order, 2009, Arts. 60(13) & 71

Bail, grant/cancellation of

Trial Court accepted bail application of co-accused on the ground of his minority whereas, bail application of accused was dismissed

Being aggrieved and dissatisfied with order of the Trial Court, accused filed bail application before the Chief Court

Chief Court dismissed said application, and observed that co-accused who was caught at the spot was granted bail without adhereing to the legal provisions

State did not move any application for cancellation of bail to the co-accused by Trial Court

No notice for cancellation of bail to co-accused was issued

Accused filed petition for leave to appeal against order of Chief Court

Supreme Appellate Court dismissed the petition and issued notice to co-accused, to the effect that as to why bail already allowed to him by the Trial Court was not recalled

Trial was in progress, evidence of the prosecution witnesses had almost been recorded by the Trial Court

Accused was to be examined under S.342, Cr.P.C. and the trial was likely to be concluded very soon

Supreme Appellate Court observed that no further action was left to be taken; notice already issued by Supreme Appellate Court, stood discharged and petition was disposed of accordingly.

Judgment & Decree

RANA MUHAMMAD ARSHAD KHAN, C.J.

The case FIR No. 107/2010, dated 22-4-2010, was registered on the application of Zarbali son of Niaz Baig under sections 302/34, 324, 393, P.P.C., with Police Station Gilgit City, District Gilgit. It has been disclosed in the FIR that the complainant was performing his job as Driver in Pak Army (Signal). Qayyum Khan younger brother of the complainant had been residing with Khuda Madad in Talib Shah Colony in a rented house, who had invited the complainant for a dinner on 24-4-2010. He reached at their residence to attend the dinner, where another invited person Rehmat Dad was also present. The complainant after taking his meal, was busy in washing his hands when all of a sudden, a young man with muffled face armed with a pistol entered into the room and asked them to give him all the money and other valuable things. All the persons who were present at that time put forth their resistance. The accused person resorted to firing, a bullet had hit Qayyum Khan who fell on the ground and other accused persons who were standing outside the door of the room also resorted to indiscriminate firing and one built had hit the muffled accused person who also fell on the ground. Khuda Madad and Rehmat Dad also sustained fire-arm injuries. The complainant immediately went outside the room and one of the accused person namely Moin Haider was overpowered by him at the spot and felled him on the ground, meanwhile, local Police reached at the place of occurrence and the accused person was handed over to the Police. When complainant again entered into the room Qayyum Khan (his brother) and accused person were found dead. On the registration of the case, the necessary investigation was carried out and on the conclusion of the investigation, the Challan was submitted in the Court on 15-5-2010, against Saeed Hussain and Ather Kamal while placing their names in the column No. 2 of the report prepared under section 173, Cr.P.C., whereas, the name of Moin Haider was shown in the column No. 3 of the aforesaid report. The perusal of the record further reveals that the Supplementary Challan was also submitted on 8-2-2011. Saeed Hussain and Moin Haider moved their post arrest bail applications under section 497, Cr.P.C. in the Court of learned Sessions Judge, Gilgit. The learned Sessions Judge heard both the applications together, and after hearing the parties, accepted the bail application of Moin Haider on the ground of his minority, whereas, the application of Saeed Hussain was dismissed vide order dated 13-4-2011. Saeed Hussain feeling aggrieved and dissatisfied with the order moved a post arrest bail application in the Chief Court, Gilgit-Baltistan. The learned single Judge of the Chief Court dismissed the application vide order dated 27-5-2011 and also observed that Moin Haider who was caught at the spot was granted bail without adhering to the legal provision but no notice for cancellation of the bail was issued to him. On the other hand the State also remained ignorant to move for the cancellation of the bail already granted by learned Sessions Judge in an improper exercise of Jurisdiction to Moin Haider. Saeed Hussain preferred a petition for leave to appeal against the order dated 27-5-2011 passed by learned single Judge of the Chief Court Gilgit-Baltistan whereby the bail petition of the petitioner was dismissed. This Court vide order dated 13-9-2011 dismissed the petition and issued a notice to Moin Haider to the effect as to why, bail already allowed to him by the learned Sessions Judge, Gilgit may not be recalled. The Advocate General Gilgit-Baltistan on 13-9-2011 had also undertaken to move a petition for the cancellation of the bail granted to Moin Haider. Learned Advocate-General, present in court today, at the very outset of the proceedings of the case, submits that he did not moved a formal application for cancellation of bail of Moin Haider granted by Learned Sessions Judge as Moin Haider had got himself absconded and did not appear before the trial court during the proceedings of the case. Learned Sessions Judge Gilgit vide order dated 15-3-2011 had already recalled the bail granting order dated 13-4-2011 on account of non-appearance of accused and at the same time issued warrants of his arrest and subsequent thereto, Moin Haider was arrested in pursuance of the warrants issued by the learned trial Court and now, the trial is in progress. Learned Advocate General informs the Court with regard to the progress of the case that evidence of the prosecution witnesses has almost been recorded by the trial Court and the accused is now to be examined under section 342, Cr.P.C. and the trial likely to be concluded very soon. In view of what has been discussed above, no further action is left to be taken. The notice already issued by this Court stand discharged and the petition is disposed of accordingly. HBT/62/GB Order accordingly.