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Nudity legal meaning, translation and judicial precedents.

Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)

1992 PLD 497 FEDERAL-SHARIAT-COURT Judicial Precedent
Words and Phrases“Fawahish” and “Fahash”

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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Nudity"

SCMR 2021
Criminal Petition No. 978 of 2021, decided on 17th September, 2021.

2021 S C M R 1815

FAKHAR ZAMAN — Petitioner Versus The STATE through D.A.G. and another — Respondents

Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan
PLD 1960
Criminal Revision No. 1044 of 1958, decided on 5th Novem ber 1959.

P L D 1960 (W

YAQUB BEG‑Convict‑Petitioner Versus THE STATE‑Respondent

Court: (a) Penal Code (XLV of 1860)---S. 292‑"Obscenity"‑Question not to be determined by opinion of an artist but rather by reaction of a normal man and by prevailing normal standards and conditions of society‑Opinions of majority of witnesses, not a true test‑Duty of Court to decide‑Inhibitions and taboos‑Wholesome effect on society: The Queen v. Hicklin 1868 L R 3 Q B 360 ; Emperor v. Thakar Datt 18 Cr. L J 126 ; Sreeram Saksena v. Emperor A I R 1940 Cal. 290; Sakunta Haider v. The State A I R 1952 Cal. 214; M. Ramamurthy v. State of Mysore A I R 1954 Mys. 164: R. V. Martin Secker Warburg, Ltd. All E. R. Vol. II 683 and Crown v. Saadat Hassan Minto P L D 1952 Lah. 284 ref.
PLD 2022
2021-October-26

P L D 2022 Supreme Court (AJ&K) 17

AAMIR FAROOQ — Appellant Versus NAIMA FAROOQ — Respondent

Court: High Court
PLD 2000
Criminal Revision No. 16 of 2000, decided on 3rd February, 2000

P L D 2000 Lahore 449

THE STATE‑‑‑Petitioner Versus ABDUL MALIK alias MALKOO‑‑‑Respondent

Court:
PLD 1952
1952-April-8

P L D 1952 Lahore 384

CROWN‑Appellant Versus SAADAT HASSAN MINTO and two others Accused‑Respondents

Court: High Court
PLD 1986
Confirmation Case No. 3 and Criminal Jail Appeal No. 27 of 1985, decided on 3rd December, 1985.

P L D 1986 Karachi 121

MURTAZA ALI KHAN‑Appellant Versus THE STATE ‑Respondent

Court: ‑‑ S. 302 ‑ No eye‑witness of occurrence‑TWO of witnesses who were attracted immediately on commotion were examined as prosecution witnesses‑Said witnesses found to be not only independent witnesses but they were most natural witnesses whose presence at relevant time and place could not be doubted‑Both of said witnesses fully supporting prosecuting case Ocular testimony getting support from recovery of crime weapon from possession of accused- Report of ballistic expert found to be positive Prosecution case getting further support from statement of accused under section 342, CrPC wherein he admitted to have murdered deceased Plea of sudden and grave provocation raised by accused in his statement recorded under section 342, Cr.P.C disbelieved Conviction maintained witness
PCRLJ 1975
Criminal Miscellaneous Application Nos. 735 to 743 of 1974, 189 and 25,6 of 1975, decided on 30th April 1975.

1975 P Cr

ABDUL SATTAR‑Applicant Versus THE STATE‑Opponent

Court: Karachi
PLD 1974
Criminal Miscellaneous No. 51/B of 1974, decided on 6th May 1974.

P L D 1974 Lahore 476

NAZIR AHMAD‑Petitioner Versus LATIF HUSSAIN AND 3 OTHERS‑Respondents

Court:
PCRLJ 1980
Criminal Appeal No. 265, of 1975, decided on 30th September, 1979.

1980 P Cr

ALI NAWAZ‑Appellant Versus THE STATE‑Respondent

Court: Karachi
PLD 1994
Constitutional Petition No.D‑129 of 1992, decided on 22nd March, 1993.

P L D 1994 Karachi 60

ASIF IQBAL‑‑‑Petitioner Versus KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION and 2 others‑‑‑Respondents

Court: ‑‑‑‑Art. 24‑‑‑Protection of property rights‑‑‑Right to acquire, hold and dispose of property is a fundamental right guaranteed under Art. 24 of the Constitution‑‑‑Petitioner having acquired a right in plot in question through auction became owner of leasehold rights‑‑‑Petitioner having deposited the entire bid money possession of plot was delivered to him in part performance of agreement‑‑‑In spite of the fact that lease deed had not been executed, petitioner had acquired a right in property‑‑‑Petitioner's such property was taken away by notice (in question) without any show‑cause notice or without providing him any opportunity of being heard and without any proceeding in law‑‑‑Petitioner had made construction of plot in question after obtaining sanction of building plan from appropriate Authority by spending huge amount‑‑‑Authorities having sold said plot to petitioner in public auction to construct the building were precluded by doctrine of promissory estoppel from resuming the plot in question.‑‑Estoppel.