Saturday, August 18, 2012

Undertaking


UNDERTAKING
              I, MOHAMMAD JAMIL son of Naseer Ahmed, Muslim, adult, resident of House No. 1271/3, Shahfaisal Colony, Karachi, holder of NIC 42201-693385-1, do hereby undertake take that I have entered into an AGREEMENT TO SELL with MARIYA IFTIKHAR W/o. Iftikhar ul Haqm, Muslim, adult, resident of House No.1387/5, Shahfaisal Colony, Karachi, dated 28-06-2012 in respect of Flat No. 502/B, Falak Naz Plaza, Shahah.e.Faisal Karachi, and I further undertake that the My Signatures bears on the above said AGREEMENT TO SELL are genuine and I am full responsible for the same and I shall indemnify if any dispute rises.

Karachi.
Dated: 12-07-2012.
MOHAMMAD JAMIL
son of Naseer Ahmed

Complaint against Obnoxious Caller


The DIRECTOR FIA,
Karachi ZONE,
Karachi.


COMPLAINT AGAINST OBNOXIOUS CALLER &
SMS SENDER HOLDER OF MOB #. 03232728458

R/Sir,
            I am an owner/user of Mobile Nos. 03333344599, 03009215352 since last 11/12 years.
I hereby complain you against an Unknown/Obnoxious Caller and SMS Sender holder of Mobil No. 03232728458 who is continuously, knowingly and willfully, with malafide intentions, causing harm, damage annoyance, mental agony and disturbance to me with repeated Obnoxious Calls and SMS since last 5/6 months.

            I hereby request you please legal action be taken against the aforesaid Unknown/Obnoxious Caller and SMS Sender.


S M ZUBAIR
Advocate High Court


Sunday, August 12, 2012

Arguments For Confirmation of Bail Before Arrest



                     

IN THE COURT OF 1st. Addl. DISTRICT & SESSION JUDGE AT KARACHI WEST

B.B.A. No. 939/12


ALTAF Ahmad Ansari  ……………………            APPLICANT


VERSUS

The STATE                                ……………………        RESPONDENT
                       


WRITTEN ARGUMENTS FOR CONFIRMATION OF BAIL BEFORE ARREST APPLICATION U/S. 498 CRPC

On behalf of the applicant, above named, it is prayed that this Hon'ble Court may be pleased to confirm interim bail before arrest under the fact and circumstances mentioned below:-

GROUNDS
1.                  That the Applicant is quite innocent and story in this case is false and fabricated by the complainant on instance of I.O of the case, the applicant and complainant, after divorce, have cold war/enmity/grudge against each others and have some jealousy with them due to this the complainant lodged FIR and implicated the applicant with malafide intention, and there is apprehension to be arrested by the said I.O for the ulterior motives to humiliate and unjustified harassment the Applicant in the eyes of society.
Relied upon: 1993 P. Cr. L. J 446
S.498---Arrest for ulterior motives such as humiliation and unjustified harassment is a valid consideration for the grant of pre-arrest bail. 1993 P. Cr. L. J 446. 2010  MLD  1971 KARACHI.

S.498 ---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss.406/420 /468 /471 ---Criminal breach of trust cheating and forgery---Pre-arrest bail, confirmation of--Dispute between the parties was of civil nature, and which party was at fault and which agreement had been correctly executed, was a question which could only be resolved by civil court, if any of the parties would approach said court---For the time being possibility of false implication of accused in the case due to chequered history of registration of cases between the complainant and accused, could not be ruled out; and no useful purpose could be served by sending accused behind the bars as accused claimed that he had purchased the property and made payment---Nothing was in the case to be recovered from the possession of accused and bail before arrest was meant to protect the innocent citizens if they were involved in a criminal case with mala fide intention or ulterior motive---Mala fide and ulterior motive on the part of the complainant was apparent in the case and civil dispute seemed to have been converted into criminal offence---Ad interim pre-arrest bail already granted to accused was confirmed, in circumstances. 2010  MLD  1096 LAHORE

2.                  That the Applicant belongs to respectable family, and government servant, this case has been made mala fidely for just to harass and humiliate in eyes of the society, as there is an abnormal unexplained delay of more than 04 months and 06 days in lodging the FIR which shows that the story is manipulated and well conceived for the ulterior motives to humiliate and unjustified harassment the Applicant in the eyes of society.
Relied upon: 1990 P.Cr.L.J 973
S.498---Abnormal delay of more than five months in taking recourse to law was not explained---Mere mentioning of the name of accused in F.I.R., held would not justify rejection of anticipatory bail without considering the other circumstances of the case---Interim bail earlier granted was confirmed in circumstances. 1990 P.Cr.L.J 973.

Ss. 498 & 497(2)---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss.420 , 468 , 469, 470 & 471 ---Cheating, forgery, forged documents, using as genuine a forged document---Pre-arrest bail, confirmation of---Further inquiry---Considerable delay in lodging of and no cogent reason had been given for such delay---No direct evidence or material was recovered from the accused as to the preparation of the forged coupons by accused---Complaint had been lodged on hearsay---Mala fide could not be overruled on the part of the complainant due to fear of business competition/rivalry in consequence of future expansion of  activities---Alleged evidence was based on documents which were in possession of the Inquiry Officer and there was no possibility of accused tampering the documentary , evidence; and accused was not in a position to influence the witnesses---Case was fit for further inquiry within the meaning of S.497(2), Cr.P.C., which entitled accused to confirmation of bail---Interim bail already granted to accused was confirmed on same terms and conditions.
2010  MLD  1971 KARACHI.

3.                  That mere mentioning of the name of accused in F.I.R would not justify rejection bail without considering the other circumstances of the case; Interim bail earlier granted was confirmed in circumstances.
As Held: 1990 P.Cr.L.J 973.
S.498---Mere mentioning of the name of accused in F.I.R., held would not justify rejection of anticipatory bail without considering the other circumstances of the case--- Interim bail earlier granted was confirmed in circumstances.
1990 P.Cr.L.J 973.

4.                  That abnormal unexplained delay of more than 04 months and 06 days in lodging the FIR, in the circumstances creates doubt, hence this case has become further inquiry.
Relied upon: 2005 MLD 535
S.498---Grant of bail---Benefit of doubt---Benefit of every doubt even at bail stage was to be given to the accused. The case of petitioner, thus is certainly opened to further inquiry into his guilt and is covered under the subsection (2) of S.497 Cr.P.C. Interim pre-arrest bail confirmed. 2005 MLD 535.

S.498/497 (2)---Case of accused, in circumstances had become one of further inquiry within the meaning of subsection (2) of S.497 Cr.P.C---interim pre-arrest bail granted to accused, was confirmed accordingly.
2007MLD 1234.

S. 498 ---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss.420 , 468 & 471---Pre-arrest bail---Unexplained delay in F.I.R.---Benefit of doubt---Prima facie case---Scope---Allegation against accused was that he along with his deceased brother, prepared forged documents and illegally occupied the land purchased by complainant---F.I.R. was registered with a delay of five months and brother of accused had already died ten years before lodging of F.T.R.---Effect---Delay of five months in lodging of F.I.R. was unexplained on account of which veracity of prosecution case had become doubtful---Death of brother of accused had also created doubts about authenticity of prosecution case, the benefit of which even at bail stage must go to accused---Offences mentioned in F.I.R. were prima facie not attracted to the case of accused, which even otherwise were not hit by prohibitory clause of S.497 Cr.P.C.---Pre-arrest bail was granted in circumstances.
2007  PCRLJ  112 LAHORE

As held even in case of 302 PPC
S.498 & 497(2)---PPC, S.302/34---Qatl-e-amd---interim bail, confirmation of---Further inquiry---Delay in lodging the FIR of almost 15 hours, had not been explained---such aspect of the matter appeared to be most crucial---Mala fides and false implication of accused, in circumstances could not be ruled out---Role of accused, in circumstances, was a matter of further enquiry---Interim bail granted to accused, was confirmed, in circumstances. 2012 YLR 788.

5.                  That the allegation leveled in the FIR is Civil nature case, while Neither Copy of Ownership of the said House in question nor the afore said alleged forged Power  has been annexed with FIR.
Relied Upon:
S.498 ---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss.406/420 /468 /471 ---Criminal breach of trust cheating and forgery---Pre-arrest bail, confirmation of--Dispute between the parties was of civil nature, and which party was at fault and which agreement had been correctly executed, was a question which could only be resolved by civil court, if any of the parties would approach said court---For the time being possibility of false implication of accused in the case due to chequered history of registration of cases between the complainant and accused, could not be ruled out; and no useful purpose could be served by sending accused behind the bars as accused claimed that he had purchased the property and made payment---Nothing was in the case to be recovered from the possession of accused and bail before arrest was meant to protect the innocent citizens if they were involved in a criminal case with mala fide intention or ulterior motive---Mala fide and ulterior motive on the part of the complainant was apparent in the case and civil dispute seemed to have been converted into criminal offence---Ad interim pre-arrest bail already granted to accused was confirmed, in circumstances. 2010  MLD  1096 LAHORE

6.                  That Accused had also joined the investigation which has been completed, Challan has been submitted and applicant no more required for the purpose of investigation.
Relied Upon:
S.498---Though the offence was not bailable yet High Court cannot ignore the facts that the offence does not fall prohibitory clause of S.497 Cr.P.C. and in absence of exceptional circumstances pre-arrest bail could even be claimed as of right---Accused had also joined the investigation and as such he was no more required for the purpose of investigation---Bail was confirmed.
PLJ 2009 Cr. C. (Lahore) 1310.

7.                 That from perusal of the contents of FIR it is very clear that the complainant has concocted a story, and no prima facie case is made out under Section 420, 468, 471, 448/34 PPC which has been registered. While offence under Ss.468 & 471 , P.P.C." are non-cognizable, whereas offence under S.420 & 448 P.P.C. are bailablea nd compoundable---None of the offences fell within the prohibitory clause of S.497, Cr.P.C. and question of forgery could not be determined at bail stage.
Relied Upon: 2008  YLR  2662 LAHORE
S.498 ---Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Ss.420 , 468 & 471 ---Pre-arrest bail, confirmation of---Complainant had a remedy by moving an application seeking possession in the suit by way of amendment in the plaint----Question as to whether accused could be prosecuted under S.420 , P.P.C. as well as S. 468 , P.P.C. was one of further inquiry and offence under Ss.468 & 471, P.P.C. were non-cognizable, whereas offence under S.420 , P.P.C. was .compoundable---None of the offences fell within the prohibitory clause of S.497, Cr.P.C. and question of forgery could not be determined at bail stage---Pre-arrest bail already granted to accused was confirmed, in circumstances. 2008  YLR  2662 LAHORE.

8.                  That the present crime is not punishable with 10 years or R.I or more, hence it does no fall within ambit of prohibitory clause of section 497 Cr.PC.
Relied upon:
S.497/498---Bail---Grant of bail in a case where the offence does not fall within the prohibitory clause is a rule while its refusal should be an exception---Basic rule is bail and not jail. 1993 P. Cr. L. J 446 vide [p. 451] G.

S.498---Though the offence was not bailable yet High Court cannot ignore the facts that the offence does not fall prohibitory clause of S.497 Cr.P.C. and in absence of exceptional circumstances pre-arrest bail could even be claimed as of right---Accused had also joined the investigation and as such he was no more required for the purpose of investigation---Bail was confirmed.
PLJ 2009 Cr. C. (Lahore) 1310.

S.497/498---Bail---Principles—Courts in cases, where offence falls within non-prohibitory clause S.497 Cr.PC--- consider favourably by granting bail as a rule but decline to do so in exceptional cases. 2009 SCMR 1488.

9.                  That the applicant is not a previous convicted nor a hardened criminal and neither he will temper with P.Ws nor he will abscond and he will join the prosecution for investigation, as he is permanent resident of Karachi.
Relied Upon:
S. 497(2)---PPC, Ss. 353/324/34---Bail grant of---Investigating Officer was directed to appear and disclose as to whether any case pending against accused but Despite providing opportunity, the investigating Officer has not appeared nor learned counsel for state is in a position to disclose the pendency of any other case against the present applicant in a case of firing. Bail granted.
2007 YLR 1727 [p. 1728] A.

10.             That if the accused/applicant is not released on bail he will not be able to defend him properly and he shall be suffered irreparable loss which cannot be measured monetarily and will be humiliated in the eyes of the society.

11.             That the applicant/accused is ready to furnish solvent surety to the entire satisfaction of this Hon’ble Court.

12.             That other ground may be argued at the time of hearing of this bail application.
PRAYER
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon'ble Court may be pleased to confirm interim bail before arrest under the fact and circumstances mentioned above.
Prayed accordingly in the interest of Justice.
Karachi.
Dated:---/08/12.                                                                                            
S M ZUBAIR
Advocate for the Applicant



Thursday, August 9, 2012

Ex-Parte Proof

IN THE COURT OF II ND. FAMILY JUDGE AT KARACHI CENTRAL
                                                         
F.S. No. 1321/2012
 


Mst. NASEEM Jafir   …….……………                     PLAINTIFF


VERSUS


Muhammad WASI      …….……………                 DEFENDANT




AFFIDAVIT IN EX-PARTE PROOF
I, NASEEM Jafir D/o. Syed Jafir Ali, Muslim, adult, R/o. 60/7, Liaqatabad Karachi, do state on oath as under: -

1.            That the Plaintiff was married with the Defendant at Karachi, in 24.12.1987, as per Shariat Law, in consideration of dower amount of Rs. 25,000/=(Rupees Twenty Five Thousand only) which is still unpaid. Photocopy of Nikahnama was annexed and marked as Annexure “P/1”.

2.            That rukhsati took place at the same day; after rukhsati the relations between the spouses remained harmonious for few months and then the defendant started to inflict mental and mal-treated the Plaintiff, since the marriage was taken place the defendant did not maintain her properly but her parents, besides this the Plaintiff tried to lead a harmonious married life, The Plaintiff was always maintained by her parents.

3.            That in April 1990, the defendant went for his usual job early in the morning, but since then he neither contacted nor came back home, the plaintiff and her parents tried their level best to find out him without success.
4.            That under the circumstances mentioned above, the Plaintiff has developed hatred toward the defendant and it is beyond her control to live together, if found, within limits prescribed by AL-MIGHTY ALLAH and plaintiff is ready to waive/forego her dower amount in consideration of dissolution of marriage by way of Khula.
                                    
5.            That the cause of action accrued to the plaintiff when the Defendant left his house and then neither he contacted nor came back, and continuous day by day. She is residing within limits of P.S Liaqatabad, which is within jurisdiction of this Hon’ble Court.

6.            That It is respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to pass Judgment and Decree in favoure of the Plaintiff against the Defendant claims: -
a)           To Dissolve the Marriage by way of Khula.
b)           Costs of the suit.
c)            Any other relief, which this Hon’ble Court deems fit and proper in the circumstances of the case.

7.    That whatever stated above is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Karachi.
Dated:                   /08/2012.
Deponent/Plaintiff
The deponent identified by me


S M  ZUBAIR
(ADVOCATE)

            Solemnly affirmed on oath before me at Karachi on this __ th day of _______ 2012, by the deponent abovenamed who is identified by Mr. S M ZUBAIR, Advocate whom I know personally.
                                          The contents of the Plaint have been read over and explained to the Deponent in Urdu too and she seems to be understood the same and set his/her signature/thumb impression.

COMMISSIONER FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS

Monday, August 6, 2012

Proposed Issues


IN THE COURT OF II ND. FAMILY JUDGE AT KARACHI CENTRAL

F.S. No. 741/2012
 


Mst. AAMNA Aftab      …………….……………    PLAINTIFFS


VERSUS


Qamar Afzal          …………….……………       DEFENDANT



PROPOSED ISSUES
On behalf of the plaintiff, above named, it is prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to frame issues as follows:

1.    Whether the plaintiff No.1 is entitled for maintenance?

2.    Whether the plaintiff No.2 is entitled for maintenance?

3.    Whether the defendant is father of the plaintiff No.2?

4.    Whether DNA Test for Paternity is necessary when the defendant disowns the plaintiff No.2?

Karachi.
Dated: 14/07/2012.                                                                                                   S M ZUBAIR
Advocate for the Plaintiffs

Proposed Issues


IN THE COURT OF II ND. FAMILY JUDGE AT KARACHI CENTRAL

F.S. No. 741/2012
 


Mst. AAMNA Aftab      …………….……………    PLAINTIFFS


VERSUS


Qamar Afzal          …………….……………       DEFENDANT



PROPOSED ISSUES
On behalf of the plaintiff, above named, it is prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to frame issues as follows:

1.    Whether the plaintiff No.1 is entitled for maintenance?

2.    Whether the plaintiff No.2 is entitled for maintenance?

3.    Whether the defendant is father of the plaintiff No.2?

4.    Whether DNA Test for Paternity is necessary when the defendant disowns the plaintiff No.2?

Karachi.
Dated: 14/07/2012.                                                                                                   S M ZUBAIR
Advocate for the Plaintiffs

Proposed Issues


IN THE COURT OF II ND. FAMILY JUDGE AT KARACHI CENTRAL

F.S. No. 741/2012
 


Mst. AAMNA Aftab      …………….……………    PLAINTIFFS


VERSUS


Qamar Afzal          …………….……………       DEFENDANT



PROPOSED ISSUES
On behalf of the plaintiff, above named, it is prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to frame issues as follows:

1.    Whether the plaintiff No.1 is entitled for maintenance?

2.    Whether the plaintiff No.2 is entitled for maintenance?

3.    Whether the defendant is father of the plaintiff No.2?

4.    Whether DNA Test for Paternity is necessary when the defendant disowns the plaintiff No.2?

Karachi.
Dated: 14/07/2012.                                                                                                   S M ZUBAIR
Advocate for the Plaintiffs

Proposed Issues


IN THE COURT OF II ND. FAMILY JUDGE AT KARACHI CENTRAL

F.S. No. 741/2012
 


Mst. AAMNA Aftab      …………….……………    PLAINTIFFS


VERSUS


Qamar Afzal          …………….……………       DEFENDANT



PROPOSED ISSUES
On behalf of the plaintiff, above named, it is prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to frame issues as follows:

1.    Whether the plaintiff No.1 is entitled for maintenance?

2.    Whether the plaintiff No.2 is entitled for maintenance?

3.    Whether the defendant is father of the plaintiff No.2?

4.    Whether DNA Test for Paternity is necessary when the defendant disowns the plaintiff No.2?

Karachi.
Dated: 14/07/2012.                                                                                                   S M ZUBAIR
Advocate for the Plaintiffs