Section 13
Amendment of section 9 Act XXVII of 1997
Act: Anti-Terrorism (Second Amendment) Ordinance 1999
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| Statute Name | Anti-Terrorism (Second Amendment) Ordinance 1999 |
| Section Identifier | 13 |
| Provision Title | Amendment of section 9 Act XXVII of 1997 |
Quick Q&A خلاصہ:
Q1: What does Section 13 of Anti-Terrorism (Second Amendment) Ordinance 1999 cover?
It covers: "Amendment of section 9 Act XXVII of 1997". You can read the full text of the provisions on this page.
Q2: Are there court cases citing Section 13?
Yes, related judicial decisions citing this section are indexed in the "Citing Judgments" section.
Section Provisions
ORDINANCE XIII OF 1999 ANTI‑TERRORISM (SECOND AMENDMENT) ORDINANCE, 1999 ORDINANCE XIII OF 1999 An Ordinance to amend the Anti‑terrorism Act, 1997 [Gazette of Pakistan, Extraordinary, Part I, 27th August, 1999] F.No.2(1)/99‑Pub., dated 27‑8‑1999.‑‑The following Ordinance made by the President is hereby published for general information:‑‑‑ 13. Amendment of section 19, Act XXVII of 1997.‑‑In the said Act, in section 19,‑‑ (a) for subsection (10), the following shall be substituted, namely:‑‑ "(10) Any accused person may be tried in his absence if the Anti- Terrorism Court after such inquiry as it deems fit, is satisfied that such absence is deliberate and brought about with a view to impeding the course of justice: Provided that the accused person shall not be tried under this subsection unless a proclamation has been published in respect of him in at least three national daily newspapers out of which one shall be in the Urdu language requiring him to appear at a specified place within seven days failing which ,action may also be taken against him under section 88 of the Code: Provided further that the Court shall proceed with the trial after taking the necessary steps to appoint an Advocate at the expense of the State to defend the accused person who is not before the Court. Explanation :- An accused who is tried in his absence under this subsection shall be deemed not to have admitted the commission of any offence for which he has been charged."; and (b) after subsection (11), the following new subsection shall be inserted, namely:‑‑ "(11; A) Nothing contained in ‑ subsection (10) or subsection (11) shall be construed to deny the accused the right to consult or be defended by a legal practitioner of his own choice.".
How to cite this provision:
Section 13 of Anti-Terrorism (Second Amendment) Ordinance 1999 ("Amendment of section 9 Act XXVII of 1997"), Pakistan Law Portal, available at: https://paklawportal.com/statute/section/90023