Administrative Tribunals and Special Courtsljcp.gov.pk/Menu Items/Annual Reports/Courts/2003/Special...1 FOREWORD It is my pleasure to publish the second annual report on the Administrative

Administrative Tribunalsand

Special Courts

Annual Reports 2003

NATIONAL JUDICIAL POLICY MAKING COMMITTEE

c©2004 National Judicial (Policy Making) CommitteeThis Annual Report is published by the Secretariat of the

Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan

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Contents

1 FOREWORD 1

2 INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL 52.1 The Tribunal and its Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

2.1.1 The Tribunal and its Benches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52.1.2 ITAT Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52.1.3 Performance: Consolidated for Last Five Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52.1.4 Performance: Individual Benches for Last Five Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2.2 ITAT Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

3 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TRIBUNALS 113.1 The Tribunals and Their Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3.1.1 The Tribunals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113.1.2 Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3.2 Procedure of the Tribunals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123.3 Annual Budgets of the Tribunals at Karachi and Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

4 INSURANCE APPELLATE TRIBUNAL 154.1 The Tribunal and its Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

4.1.1 The Tribunal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154.1.2 Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

4.2 Procedure of the Tribunal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154.3 Budget of the Tribunal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

5 CUSTOMS, EXCISE & SALES TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL 195.1 The Peshawar Bench . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

5.1.1 Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205.1.2 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

5.2 Islamabad Benches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205.2.1 Islamabad Benches I and II: Performance 1995–May, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . 205.2.2 Bench I: Budget and Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205.2.3 Bench II: Budget and Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

5.3 Lahore Benches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215.3.1 Lahore Benches I & II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

5.4 Karachi Benches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225.4.1 Karachi Bench I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225.4.2 Karachi Bench II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225.4.3 Karachi Bench III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

6 SERVICE TRIBUNALS 276.1 Federal Service Tribunal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

6.1.1 Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276.1.2 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

6.2 N.W.F.P. Service Tribunal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296.3 Balochistan Service Tribunal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

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7 SPECIAL COURTS (CONTROL OF NARCOTIC SUBSTANCES) 357.1 The Special Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357.2 Special Courts (CNS): Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357.3 Special Courts (CNS): Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

8 BANKING COURTS (RECOVERY OF LOANS) 39

9 SPECIAL COURTS (OFFENCES IN BANKS) 439.1 The Special Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439.2 Special Court (Offences in Banks) Karachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439.3 Special Court (Offences in Banks) Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439.4 Special Court (Offences in Banks) Peshawar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 449.5 Special Courts (Offences in Banks) Quetta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

10 SPECIAL COURTS (CUSTOMS, TAXATION & ANTI-SMUGGLING) 4910.1 The Special Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4910.2 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Karachi . . . . . . . . . . . . 4910.3 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . 4910.4 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Peshawar . . . . . . . . . . . 5010.5 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Rawalpindi/Islamabad . . . . 53

11 SPECIAL JUDGES (CENTRAL) 5711.1 The Special Judges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5711.2 Special Judge (Central) I, Karachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5711.3 Special Judge (Central) II, Karachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5711.4 Special Judge (Central) Hyderabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5811.5 Special Judge (Central) Multan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5911.6 Special Judge (Central) Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5911.7 Special Judge (Central) Faisalabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6011.8 Special Judge (Central) Rawalpindi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6111.9 Special Judge (Central) Peshawar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

12 DRUG COURTS 6512.1 The Drug Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6512.2 Drug Court Karachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6512.3 Drug Court Quetta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6512.4 Drug Court Gujranwala . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6612.5 Drug Court Multan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6712.6 Drug Court Peshawar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6712.7 Drug Court Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6812.8 Drug Court Faisalabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6812.9 Drug Court Rawalpindi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6912.10Drug Court Bahawalpur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

13 ANTI-TERRORISM COURTS 7313.1 Anti-Terrorism Courts in the Punjab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7313.2 Anti-Terrorism Courts in the NWFP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

13.2.1 Anti-Terrorism Court Peshawar (01.01.2003 to 31.12.2003) . . . . . . . . . . 7313.2.2 Anti-Terrorism Court Mardan (for the year 2003) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

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13.2.3 Anti-Terrorism Court Dera Ismail Khan (2003) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7813.2.4 Anti-Terrorism Court Bannu (May, 2002 to 31st July, 2003) . . . . . . . . . 7913.2.5 Anti-Terrorism Court Kohat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8013.2.6 Anti-Terrorism Court Swat (May, 2002 to 31st July, 2003) . . . . . . . . . . 8113.2.7 Anti-Terrorism Court Abbottabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

13.3 Anti-Terrorism Courts in Sindh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8413.3.1 Karachi ATC—I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8813.3.2 Karachi ATC—II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8913.3.3 Karachi ATC—III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9013.3.4 Karachi ATC—IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9313.3.5 Karachi ATC—V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9313.3.6 Hyderabad ATC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9513.3.7 Sukkur ATC—I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10013.3.8 Sukkur ATC—II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10613.3.9 Sukkur ATC—III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

13.4 Anti-Terrorism Courts in Balochistan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11813.4.1 Quetta ATC—I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11913.4.2 Quetta ATC—II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11913.4.3 Khuzdar ATC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12013.4.4 Sibi ATC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12013.4.5 Turbat ATC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

14 ACCOUNTABILITY COURTS 12514.1 Accountability Courts in Rawalpindi/Islamabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

14.1.1 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12514.1.2 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12614.1.3 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12614.1.4 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

14.2 Accountability Courts in Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12714.2.1 Lahore Accountability Court No. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12714.2.2 Lahore Accountability Court No. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12814.2.3 Lahore Accountability Court No. III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12814.2.4 Lahore Accountability Court No. IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12914.2.5 Lahore Accountability Court No. V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

14.3 Accountability Courts in the N.W.F.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13014.3.1 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13014.3.2 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13114.3.3 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13114.3.4 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

14.4 Accountability Courts in Karachi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13314.4.1 Consolidated Statement of Institution and Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13314.4.2 Consolidated Statement of Recoveries/Fines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13414.4.3 Dates of Establishment of Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13414.4.4 Karachi Accountability Court No. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13514.4.5 Karachi Accountability Court No. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13514.4.6 Karachi Accountability Court No. III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13514.4.7 Karachi Accountability Court No. IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13614.4.8 Karachi Accountability Court No. V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136

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14.5 Accountability Court in Hyderabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13714.6 Accountability Courts in Quetta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137

14.6.1 Quetta Accountability Court No. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13714.6.2 Quetta Accountability Court No. II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137

15 LABOUR COURTS 14115.1 Labour Courts in Sindh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141

15.1.1 The Constitution of the Labour Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14115.1.2 The Function and Procedure of Labour Courts in the Province of Sindh . . . 14115.1.3 Performance of the Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14215.1.4 Budget 2003-04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143

15.2 Labour Courts in the NWFP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14415.2.1 Peshawar Labour Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14415.2.2 Mardan Labour Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14515.2.3 Bannu Labour Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14615.2.4 Haripur Labour Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14615.2.5 D. I. Khan Labour Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14615.2.6 Swat (Saidu Sharif) Labour Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147

15.3 Labour Courts in the Punjab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14815.3.1 Punjab Labour Court No. 1: Lahore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14815.3.2 Punjab Labour Court No. 3: Lahore (at Ferozwala) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14815.3.3 Punjab Labour Court No. 4: Faisalabad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14915.3.4 Punjab Labour Court No. 5: Sargodha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14915.3.5 Punjab Labour Court No. 8: Bahawalpur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15115.3.6 Punjab Labour Court No. 9: Multan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151

15.4 Labour Courts in Balochistan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15315.4.1 First Labour Court: Quetta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15315.4.2 Second Labour Court: Sibbi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15315.4.3 Third Labour Court: Hubb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

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1 FOREWORD

It is my pleasure to publish the second annual report on the Administrative Tribunals and SpecialCourts in Pakistan. The report this year, like the first report published last year, presents anoverview of the various Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts functioning in the country.The foremost distinction of the report is that it brings forth, in a single volume, information andvital statistics about a large number of tribunals and courts functioning all over the country wheneven the names of some of these courts and tribunals are not known to the general public. Thereport should, therefore, serve as an important source of information.

The present report represents an improvement over the previous report insofar as some of thecourts that could not report their statistics last year have responded by sending in their statisticsfor the current year. In all, the courts have been classified into the following fourteen categories:

1. INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

2. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TRIBUNALS

3. INSURANCE APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

4. CUSTOMS,EXCISE & SALES TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

5. SERVICE TRIBUNALS

6. SPECIAL COURTS (CONTROL OF NARCOTIC SUBSTANCES)

7. BANKING COURTS (RECOVERY OF LOANS)

8. SPECIAL COURTS (OFFENCES IN BANKS)

9. SPECIAL COURTS (CUSTOMS, TAXATION & ANTI-SMUGGLING)

10. SPECIAL JUDGES (CENTRAL)

11. DRUG COURTS

12. ANTI-TERRORISM COURTS

13. ACCOUNTABILITY COURTS

14. LABOUR COURTS

This list is by no means exhaustive. There are a few other courts about which information is yetto be received, for example, the Judicial Service Tribunals in the provinces. The major difficulty inthe publication of such a report is the gathering of information, because there is no single sourcefrom which such information can be collected. The National Judicial Policy Making Committee(NJPMC) and the Law Commission of Pakistan are making efforts to streamline the process andgreat progress has been made. The publication of the report, and the information it contains, areproof of this. The Ministry of Law, Justice and Human Rights has been of immense help in thiseffort. The other major area that is being made more systematic is the quality and nature of theinformation provided. As the reader will notice, some courts and tribunals have provided detailedinformation about their performance, the nature of the cases decided, the procedure followed and theutilisation of resources. On the other hand, a few courts have sent in minimal information that is notenough to form a complete picture about their performance. Further, the courts and tribunals arestill using their own unique formats for presenting the information rather than following a uniformpattern insofar as this is possible. On balance, however, the perusal of the report will enable thereader to get a complete picture of the various types of courts operating in the country, the natureof the cases they are handling, and their performance during the year.

A few Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts that sent in their reports last year have notprovided data to the NJPMC for the current report. This fact has been indicated within the report

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where necessary. The present report is part of an integral system of reports that all the courts arepursuing with vigour and determination. The effort must be kept up and enhancements made wheredesired.

The NJPMC and the Law Commission of Pakistan are publishing the following reports for theyear 2003, along with the present report:

1. Annual Report of the Supreme Court of Pakistan;

2. Annual Report of the Federal Shariat Court;

3. Annual Report of the High Court of Sindh;

4. Annual Report of the High Court of Balochistan;

5. The Judicial Statistics of Pakistan; and

6. Annual Report of Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts (the present Report).

A few of these reports are already out of the press, while others are under process. The LahoreHigh Court and Peshawar High Court have already published their reports for the year 2003.Information from these reports will also be included in the report called the Judicial Statistics ofPakistan.

The Consultant and officers/staff of the Law and Justice Commission have made tremendousefforts in the gathering and processing of the information of this report. I would like to thankthem for their efforts. I also thank the Ministry of Law and Justice, Provincial Law and HomeDepartments and High Courts for collecting data as well as all the staff of the AdministrativeTribunals and Special Courts who were responsible for the generation of data and the reports. I amconfident that the report for the next year will be more comprehensive and of a higher quality.

(Dr. Faqir Hussain)Secretary

Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan &National Judicial (Policy Making) Committee

2 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Foreword

INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal: 3

4 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal

2 INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

2.1 The Tribunal and its Performance

2.1.1 The Tribunal and its Benches

Income tax appellate tribunals have been working in the Sub-Continent before partition. The IncomeTax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), at present, has 20 Benches. Each Bench consists of one JudicialMember and one Accountant Member, both being appointed in BPS–21. Seven of the 20 Benchesare at Karachi, 9 at Lahore, 3 at Islamabad (including the Headquarters of the Tribunal), and oneBench at Peshawar. The Headquarters at Islamabad are headed by a Chairman, who is appointedin BPS–22. The Chairmen of the Tribunal from 1998 to 2002 were the following:

Name Designation PeriodMr. Muhammad Mujibullah Siddiqui Chairman 1998–2000Mr. Inam Elahi Sheikh Chairman 2000–11-06-2004

2.1.2 ITAT Procedure

The ITAT has the following functions:

• To hear and decide appeals arising out of the orders of the Commissioner of Income Tax(Appeals) and the Inspecting Additional Commissioner, as the case may be, regarding IncomeTax and Wealth Tax. The appeals are filed either by the assessee or by the Income TaxDepartment.

• To hear and dispose of stay applications.

• To hear and dispose of reference applications.

• To hear various types of miscellaneous appeals arising out of the aforesaid proceedings.

The Tribunal discharges its functions through a Division Bench comprising a Judicial Memberand an Accountant Member. It also acts through a single bench, presided over by a judicial memberor an accountant member, but the single Bench can only hear appeals in which the total income ofthe assessee does not exceed Rs. 3,00,000/-.

2.1.3 Performance: Consolidated for Last Five Years

During the last five years the following cases have been disposed of by the Income Tax AppellateTribunal through its Benches at Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi and Peshawar:

S.No. Name of Bench Appeals1 Bench-I, II & Headquarters Islamabad 17,4742 Benches I to IX at Lahore 61,3933 Benches I to VII at Karachi 33,6004 Peshawar Bench, Peshawar 8,406


2.1.4 Performance: Individual Benches for Last Five Years

Benches I, II & III at Islamabad: Last Five Years (1999–2003)

Year Institution Disposal1999 3222 31502000 3811 34802001 2420 36102002 2283 38242003 1981 3410Total 13717 17474

Pendency as on 31.12.1998: 4779Pendency as on 31.12.2003: 1021

Benches I to IX at Lahore: Last Five Years (1999–2003)



Benches I to VII at Karachi: Last Five Years (1999–2003)




Peshawar Bench, Peshawar: Last Five Years (1999–2003)



2.2 ITAT Budget

NAME OF BENCH 2002-03 2003-04ISLAMABAD

Headquarters Bench 3,819,000 3,827,000Islamabad Bench-I 3,496,000 3,681,000Islamabad Bench-II 3395000 3560000

LAHORELahore Bench-I 3,456,000 3,542,000Lahore Bench-II 2,774,000 2,795,000Lahore Bench-III 2,906,000 2,992,000Lahore Bench-IV 2,843,000 2,720,000Lahore Bench-V 3,178,000 3,219,000Lahore Bench-VI 2,852,000 2,939,000Lahore Bench-VII 2,921,000 3,039,000Lahore Bench-VIII 3,139,000 3,241,000Lahore Bench-IX 2,901,000 3,034,000

KARACHIKarachi Bench-I 4,501,000 2,445,000Karachi Bench-II 3,402,000 3,536,000Karachi Bench-III 3,212,000 3,313,000Karachi Bench-IV 3,110,000 3,189,000Karachi Bench-V 3,167,000 3,158,000Karachi Bench-VI 2,982,000 3,096,000Karachi Bench-VII 3,264,000 3,108,000

PESHAWARPeshawar Bench 3,264,000 3,743,000


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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

TRIBUNALS

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3 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TRIBUNALS

3.1 The Tribunals and Their Performance

3.1.1 The Tribunals

Environmental Protection Tribunals were constituted under the Pakistan Environmental Protec-tion Act, 1997. The Tribunals did not come into operation until 2003. At present there are twosuch tribunals, one each at Karachi and Lahore. Each tribunal is headed by a Chairperson whois appointed in BPS–21. In addition, there is a Member Technical (BPS–21) and a Member Legal(BPS–20). The Tribunal at Karachi does not have a Chairperson nor Members for the time being,while a Chairperson and Member Legal were appointed for the Tribunal at Lahore during 2003.The names of Chairpersons for the two tribunals are given below:

Environmental Protection Tribunal, LahoreName Designation PeriodMr. Justice (R) Khalid Paul Khawaja Chairman 2000–2002Syed Zamir Hussain Chairman 2003–till date

Environmental Protection Tribunal, KarachiName Designation PeriodMr. Justice (R) Amanullah Abassi Chairman 2001–31.01.02

Mr. Ali Nawaz Pirzada, Judge Special Court-I (CNS),Karachi has been assigned additional charge of the Tribunal.

3.1.2 Performance

The first positive step to control the environment came with legislation made in 1984. The En-vironmental Protection Tribunals were established in Karachi and Lahore in 1999. The tribunalscould not perform properly due to their incomplete formation. The lack of quorum for the LahoreTribunal lasted till April, 2002, while the Karachi Tribunal is still dysfunctional. The major factorshampering the institution of cases before the tribunals is the luke warm attitude of the EnvironmentProtection Departments and the lack of awareness among the general public. Among these factorsare also the delay in the appointment of Chairperson and Member at Karachi, the absence of aprosecution agency and that of staff. Nevertheless, the Tribunal at Lahore is trying to perform tothe maximum as reflected in the following table:

Tribunal at Lahore: Institution, Disposal and Pending Balance

COMPLAINTSYear Institution Disposal Balance2000 11 11 Nil2001 26 25 12002 22 10 122003 18 3 152004 63 32 31

Total: 140 81 59

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Tribunal at Lahore: Institution, Disposal and Pending Balance

APPEALSYear Institution Disposal Balance2000 9 8 12001 2 2 Nil2002 Nil Nil Nil2003 1 1 Nil2004 2 Nil 2

Total: 14 11 3

The figures for the Environmental Protection Tribunal at Karachi may be treated as nil, as itis not functioning. Efforts are being made, however, to commence operations within a few monthson approval of the appointment of its Chairman by the competent authority.

3.2 Procedure of the Tribunals

The Pakistan Environmental Protection Act of 1997 provides for the protection, conversion, reha-bilitation and improvement of the environment. It further provides for the control of pollution andthe promotion of sustainable development. The Act extends to the whole of Pakistan.

Any person aggrieved by any order or direction of a federal or provincial agency under theprovisions of the Act and rules and regulations made thereunder may prefer an appeal with theEnvironmental Tribunal within thirty days of the date of communication of the impugned order ordirection to such person. An appeal to the Environmental Tribunal shall be in a such form, containsuch particulars and be accompanied by such fees, as may be prescribed. Any person aggrieved byany final order or any sentence of the Environmental Tribunal passed under this Act may, withinthirty days of the communication of such order or sentence, prefer and appeal to the High Court.

3.3 Annual Budgets of the Tribunals at Karachi and Lahore

S.No Year KARACHI LAHORE1 2000-01 Rs. 1965000/- Rs. 3200000/-2 2001-02 Rs. 2164000/- Rs. 2738000/-3 2002-03 Rs. 2784000/- Rs. 2873000/-4 2003-04 Rs. 2999000/- Rs. 3207000/-

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INSURANCE APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

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14 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Insurance Appellate Tribunal

4 INSURANCE APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

4.1 The Tribunal and its Performance

4.1.1 The Tribunal

The Insurance Appellate Tribunal was established under the Insurance Act, 1938 (IV of 1938).This Act was repealed by the Insurance Ordinance, 2000 promulgated on 19th August, 2000. OneTribunal was established under the Ordinance at Karachi. The Tribunal has a Chairman, MemberTechnical and Member Legal. The Tribunal is not functioning at present as no Chairman or Memberhas been appointed. The names of the earlier Presiding Officers are given below:

1. Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal

2. Mr. Tahseen Ahmed Bhatti

3. Mr. Jawaid Masood Tahir Bhatti

4. Syed Hasan Imam

4.1.2 Performance

A statement showing the institution, disposal and pending balances during the last five years,1998–2002, is given below:

PendingYear Institution Disposal Balance1999 0 0 82000 1 5 42001 0 0 42002 0 0 42003 0 0 4

4.2 Procedure of the Tribunal

A Tribunal exercises civil jurisdiction in respect of a claim, arising out of a policy of insurance, filedby a policy holder against an insurance company. In exercising such jurisdiction, the Tribunal hasall the powers vested in a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act V of 1908). TheTribunal exercises criminal jurisdiction to try offences punishable under the Ordinance of 2000 andhas the powers vested in a court of sessions under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act V of1898).

In all matters in respect of which a procedure has not been provided by the Ordinance, theTribunal either follows the procedure laid down in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 or that laiddown in the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. In particular, the Tribunal has, in terms of the Codeof Civil Procedure, 1908, the powers of:

(a) Summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person and examining him on oath;

(b) requiring the discovery and production of documents and material objects;

(c) receiving evidence on affidavits; and

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(d) issuing commissions for the examination of witnesses or documents.

If, in the course of trial of an application, any member of the Tribunal ceases to hold office, oris, for any reason, unable to attend the sittings of the Tribunal, the trial continues notwithstandingsuch vacancy, and decision is given by the remaining members. In case of difference of opinion, theopinion of the majority prevails and the decision is expressed in terms of the view of the majority,however, where the members are equally divided on any point, the matter is decided by the viewof the Chairperson. The Tribunal gives its opinion in writing and provides a copy of its decision toeach party to the dispute and forwards one copy to the Commission.

The decision of the Tribunal is given in writing and is signed by the Chairperson. A copy of thedecision is provided to each party, and certified copies of the proceedings or documents are providedupon application and payment of the prescribed fee.

4.3 Budget of the Tribunal

Year Amount1999–00 Rs. 763000/-2000–01 Rs. 959000/-2001–02 Rs. 596000/-2002–03 Rs. 1175000/-2003–04 Rs. 1218000/-

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CUSTOMS, EXCISE & SALES TAXAPPELLATE TRIBUNAL

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5 CUSTOMS, EXCISE & SALES TAX APPELLATE

TRIBUNAL

The Customs, Excise and Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal was established under the Customs Act,1969 (IV of 1969). The Tribunal has eight benches, three at Karachi, two each at Lahore andIslamabad, and one at Peshawar. Each bench consists of two members (BPS–21), a judicial memberand a technical member. Technical members are taken from the Customs and Excise Group andare equivalent in rank to a member of the CBR. Judicial members are appointed by the FederalGovernment by inviting nominations from the respective High Courts.

Section 194(3) of the Customs Act, 1969 provides that a judicial member be a person who hasbeen a judge of the High Court, or is, or has been, a district judge and is qualified to be a judgeof the High Court, or is, or has been, an advocate of a High Court and is qualified to be a judgeof the High Court. Section 194(3) of the Act provides that a technical member be an officer of theCustoms and Excise Group equivalent in rank to a member of the CBR. Section 194(4) lays downthat the Federal Government shall appoint one of the members of the Appellate Tribunal to theChairman thereof.

The various benches of the Tribunal have sent independent reports on their performance forthe year 2002. Reports have been received from Islamabad Bench I, Islamabad Bench II, LahoreBench I, Lahore Bench II, Karachi Bench I, Karachi Bench II, Karachi Bench III, and the PeshawarBench. The report from the Peshawar Bench for the previous year provided some information. Thereport for the current year provides some further information. The information in its combined formis now provided below. Accordingly, the report of the Peshawar Bench is dealt with first.

5.1 The Peshawar Bench

The Tribunal deals with appeals against the judgements/orders passed by the Adjudicating Officerswho are designated as Deputy Collector (Adjudication), Additional Collector (Adjudication) andCollector (Adjudication) in cases of customs, excise and sales tax in the Collectorate of Customs.In the matter of customs, the Tribunal deals with goods and vehicles.

The Peshawar Bench of the Tribunal came into existence on 21.03.2001, however, due to non-availability of Member Technical the Bench could not function independently till 14.01.2002. Duringthe absence of Member Technical, the Member Judicial worked at Islamabad along with the MemberTechnical of Islamabad Bench I for disposal of cases. Prior to the establishment of the PeshawarBench, cases pertaining to the Peshawar Collectorate of Customs, Excise and Sales Tax were heardat Islamabad. Cases of this Collectorate pending at Islamabad were transferred to the PeshawarBench when it started functioning.

Mr. Raj Muhammad Khan, Sessions Judge, has been appointed as the first Judicial Member ofthe Peshawar Bench and Mr. Mushtaq Ahmed Kazmi as Member Technical.

There are two types of appeals instituted before the Tribunal. The first are called single benchcases and the other division bench cases. Cases with a value of up to Rs. 5,00,000/- are deemedsingle bench cases. Single bench cases are normally heard by the Member Judicial alone. Cases witha higher value are deemed division bench cases, and are heard by both members. Upon institutionthe appeal is diarised, registered at a serial number and scrutinised. It is then placed before theBench either for pre-admission hearing or full hearing on a date as per diary of the Court.


5.1.1 Performance

STATEMENT OF CASES FOR THE YEAR 2003Previous Institution up Tr. From Total for Tr. to Disposal PendingBalance to May, 2003 Other Benches Disposal Other Benches May, 2003 Balance

842 165 Nil 1007 9 339 659

5.1.2 Budget

Budget figures have not been reported this year. The figures reported last year are reproducedbelow:

Year Sanctioned Budget2000-2001 2,393,0002001-2002 2,631,0002002-2003 2,737,000

5.2 Islamabad Benches

5.2.1 Islamabad Benches I and II: Performance 1995–May, 2003

The table below pertains to Islamabad Benches I and II of the Customs, Excise and Sales TaxAppellate Tribunal. Islamabad Bench II was established in December, 2000.

Previous PendingYear Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance1995 Nil 209 209 110 991996 99 183 282 157 1251997 125 219 344 265 791998 79 250 329 199 1301999 130 449 579 260 3192000 319 1125 1444 356 10792001 1079 3822 4901 2833 20682002 2068 497 2565 2139 426

May 2003 426 95 521 56 465

5.2.2 Bench I: Budget and Members

ISLAMABAD BENCH I: BUDGETObjects Classification 1998-1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-20030-Establishment Charges 13,20,000 13,20,000 16,31,000 15,98,000 21,89,00010000-Purchase of durable Goods Nil Nil 50,000 50,000 30,00040000-Rep. & Maint of Dur. Goods 60,000 65,000 70,000 70,000 70,00050000-Commodities & Services 14,65,000 9,36,000 12,85,000 12,92,000 12,92,00060000-Transfer Payments 5,000 Nil 5,000 5,000 3,000Grand Total 28,50,000 23,21,000 30,41,000 30,15,000 35,84,000


ISLAMABAD BENCH I: MEMBERS JUDICIALS.No. Name Period1. Mr. Zafar Ali Warraich 8-2-1995 to 11-07-19962. Mr. Mumtaz Rasool Khan 4-1-1997 to 06-04-19983. Mr. Qammurddin Ahmed 6-6-1998 to 20-04-19994. Mr. Khawar Ikram Bhatti 29-7-99 to 17-11-19995. Mian Abdul Qayyum 21-10-2000 to 15-3-20016. Ch. Riaz Ahmed 27-8-2001 to 17-9-20027. Mr Justice (R) Zafar Pasha 18-10-2002 to 06-04-20038. Mr. Justice (R) Rao Iqbal Ahmad Khan 13-8-2003 till date

ISLAMABAD BENCH I: MEMBERS TECHNICALS.No. Name Period1. Mr. Mumtaz Ali 8-2-1995 to 27-7-982. Mr. Falak Sher 26-2-1999 to 26-1-20003. Mr. Masud Ahmed Daher 27-1-2000 to 28-7-20004. Mr. Mohammad Sulaiman 3-10-2000 till date

5.2.3 Bench II: Budget and Members

ISLAMABAD BENCH II: BUDGETObjective Classification 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-200300000-Establishment Charges 1061000 1586000 204100010000-Purchase of durable Goods 400000 100000 5500040000-Rep. & Maint. of Dur. Goods 60,000 60,000 60,00050000-Commodities & Services 864000 880000 65000060000-Transfer Payments 5,000 5000 3000Grand Total 23,90,000 26,31,000 28,09,000

ISLAMABAD BENCH II: MEMBERS JUDICIALS.No. Name Period1. Mr. Abdul Hamid Khan Khatak 5-1-2001 to 01-05-20032. Mr. Al Haj Feroz-ud-Din 24-7-2003 till date

ISLAMABAD BENCH II: MEMBERS TECHNICALS.No. Name Period1. Mr. Masud Ahamd Daher 26-2-2001 to 31-12-20022. Mr. Syed Mohsin Asad 19-1-2003 till date

5.3 Lahore Benches

Where the taxpayer or Commissioner objects to an order passed by the Commissioner appeals, thetaxpayer or Commissioner may appeal to the Appellate Tribunal against such order. The AppellateTribunal may, before disposing of an appeal call for such particulars as it may require in respectof the matter arising on the appeal or cause further inquiry to be made by the Commissioner. TheAppellate Tribunal shall offer to the parties an opportunity of being heard, and in case of defaultmay proceed ex-party.


5.3.1 Lahore Benches I & II

LAHORE BENCHES I & II: PERFORMANCEPending

Month, Year Institution Disposal BalanceJun-02 349 338Jul-02 421 456Aug-02 198 299Sep-02 256 181Oct-02 97 130Nov-02 177 266Dec-02 37 12Jan-03 47 52Feb-03 25 45Mar-03 53 38Apr-03 59 23May-03 509 334 2507

The presiding officers of the Tribunal during the reporting period have been the following:

• Mr. Justice (R) Abdul Majid Tiwana

• Mr. Justce (R) Zafar Pasha Ch.

Mr. Sarfraz Ahmad Khan was the Member TechnicalThe budget for Lahore Bench-I Rs. 3100000 approximately every year, while it was Rs. 2602000

for Lahore Bench-II.

5.4 Karachi Benches

5.4.1 Karachi Bench I

KARACHI BENCH I: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Transferred Balance2003 (upto)May, 2003 1919 299 2218 557 536 1125

Mr. Mir Fuad was the Member Technical, while Mr. Sultan Ahmad Siddiqui was Member Judi-cial. The budget for Karachi Bench for the year was Rs. 3,151,000/-

5.4.2 Karachi Bench II

KARACHI BENCH II: PERFORMANCEPending

Year Institution Disposal BalanceJuly 2002 to Cus. 87 + 942 = 1029 Cus. 437 Cus. 592June 2003 S.T. 93+ 200 = 293 S.T. 73 S.T. 220

C.E. 47 + 79 = 122 C.E. 33 C.E. 89Total: 1444 Total: 543 Total: 901


KARACHI BENCH II: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget

July, 2002-June, 2003 2,147,673

Mr. Zafar Iqbal (M.T.) and Mr. Abdul Rashid Ahmad Shaikh (M.J.).It is to be noted that exactly the same figures were reported for the previous year as well with

respect to performance and budget.

5.4.3 Karachi Bench III

KARACHI BENCH III: PERFORMANCE UP TO AUG. 2003DISPOSAL UP TO MAY, 2003

Previous Single Double Total Transfer to Grand PendingBalance Institution Total Bench Bench Disposal Another Br. Total Balance

234 778 1012 95 586 681 97 778 234

Ms. Yasmin Abbasey was the Member Judicial, while Mr. Safdar Ali Shah (Late) was MemberTechnical. The budget for the reporting year was Rs. 2,560,000/-.



SERVICE TRIBUNALS

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6 SERVICE TRIBUNALS

6.1 Federal Service Tribunal

The Tribunal was established under Article 21 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pak-istan 1973 with exclusive jurisdiction with respect to the terms and conditions of service of the civilservants of the Federation of Pakistan. The Tribunal began functioning in 1974.

An aggrieved civil servant may file an appeal at the principal seat of the Tribunal at Islamabador at its branches at Lahore and Karachi. Appeals are filed at the place of convenience of the civilservant irrespective of the place where the cause of action has arisen. Rules 5 and 21 of the ServiceTribunal (Procedure) Rules, 1974 provide that “appeals presented to or received by any membershall be deemed to be properly presented or received.”

After admission of an appeal, notices are sent to all the parties, that is, the appellant civil servantand the respondent department, through registered post, to appear before the Tribunal where theappeal is filed. After hearing of the appeal, a copy of the judgement is also sent through registeredpost.

A bench of the Federal Service Tribunal visits Quetta periodically for hearing cases of civilservants residing in or posted in Balochistan. The cases of such civil servants are also heard by thepermanent Bench at Karachi. Appeals can be filed by civil servants through means convenient forthem, even from remote areas.

6.1.1 Performance

FEDERAL SERVICE TRIBUNAL: PERFORMANCE UP TO MARCH, 2004Previous Institution Disposal PendingBalance During Year During Year Balance

Civil Corp. Civil Corp. Civil Corp. Civil Corp.Year Servants Employees Servants Employees Servants Employees Servants Employees1999 6470 3226 2606 1245 1846 4205 50062000 4205 5006 2560 3228 2514 3587 3619 52792001 3619 5279 3361 4162 2381 3282 4564 61942002 4564 6194 2770 3970 1473 2233 6253 75392003 6253 7539 3048 3301 3201 3762 6441 6737

March, 04 6441 6737 824 895 788 764 6484 6861

The table provided also gave totals and sub-totals. These have been deleted as they do notprovide any useful information in such a table. For example, the pending balances for all theprevious years if added will yield a figure that has no meaning. Likewise, the data for 2004 actuallypertains to next year.


6.1.2 Budget

BudgetAllocation

1999-2000

BudgetAllocation 2000-01




1708736 2187000 2182000 4320721 5109000

1420000 1759000 1731000 2368751 3196000

1885000 2553000 2360000 1486826 1960000

125000 560000 385000 284500 501000

100000 100000 100000 100000 100000

50000 50000 50000 50000 50000

300000 300000 300000 300000 300000

51000 51000 51000 51000 51000

5138736 7059000 6658000 8460798 10766000

0 511000 25000 0 7701000

1347000 808000 867000 150000 350000

542000 80000 200000 80000 200000

0 0 40000 60000 49000

1889000 1399000 1132000 290000 8300000

164000 120000 170000 150000 190000

18000 42000 44000 40000 60000

5000 19000 10000 10000 16000

0 0 0 0 1000

187000 181000 224000 200000 267000

1832000 2307000 2326000 3344000 2741000

745000 850000 814000 1107000 930000

312000 312000 312000 312000 312000

8000 8000 8000 8000 8000

600000 600000 600000 600000 600000

10000 10000 10000 10000 10000

488000 600000 702000 1110000 805000

302000 302000 302000 302000 302000

500000 500000 500000 500000 500000

3000 3000 3000 3000 3000

283000 439000 495000 533000 585000

125000 125000 125000 125000 125000

70000 70000 70000 70000 70000

390000 390000 390000 390000 390000

120000 150000 160000 305000 200000

50000 60000 40000 40000 50000

39000 48000 45000 65000 70000

23000 17000 15000 21000 25000

4000 12000 5000 5000 16000

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

15000 15000 15000 15000 15000

80000 131000 50000 158000 60000

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

4000 4000 4000 4000 4000

15000 15000 15000 15000 15000

40000 40000 40000 40000 40000

0 0 0 10000 10000

0 10000 10000 10000 10000

9046736 10946000 10340000 12304798 22084000

59100-Payment ot Other Department

03400-Medical Charges

03700-Contingent Paid Staff

00000-Establishment Charges

11000-Transport

U O 003

03100-Overtime Allowance

03300-Honorarium

59400-Fairs,Ehibition & O.N.C.

59500-Publicity & Advertisement Charges

01303-SERVICE TRIBUNAL (GRAND TOTAL)

55000-Printing & Publication

56000-Books & Newspapers

57000-Uniform & Liveries

58000-Rent, Royalties & Taxes

58600-Rates & Taxes

59000-OTHER EXPENDITURE

59900-Others

53200-Water Charges

53300-Electricity

54000-Stationery

58100-Rent for Office Building

52200-Telephone & Trunk Calls

52400-Pilot & Courier Charges

53100-Gas Charges

53000-Utilities

42000-Repaor of Machinery & Equipment43000-Furniture & Fixture

10000-Purchase of D. Goods

51000-Transportation

Head of Account

01100-Pay of Officer

19000-Other

49000-Building & Structure

01200-Pay of Staff

02000-Regular Allowance

03000-Other Allowance

12000-Purchase of Machinery & Equipment013000-Purchase of Furniture & Fixture

41000-Repair of Transport

60000-TRANSFER PAYMENT

67000-Entertainment & Gifts

40000-Repair & Maintenance of Durable50000-Total COMMODITIES & SERVICES

51101-T.A to Government Servants

52000-Communication

512000-Freight & Cooly Charges

51300-POL Charges

51400-Conveyance Charges

52100-Postage/Telegraph


6.2 N.W.F.P. Service Tribunal

The N.W.F.P. Service Tribunal has exclusive jurisdiction over matters relating to the terms andconditions of service of provincial civil servants an matters ancillary thereto. The Tribunal hearsappeals of aggrieved civil servants pertaining to dismissal, termination, transfer, annual confidentialreports and seniority.

During the year 2003, the total number of pending cases was 7799. Out of these 3099 cases weredisposed of by the Tribunal up to December, 2003 leaving a balance of 4700 cases.

The details about the presiding officers, members, officers and staff of the Tribunal are as under:

Chairman BPS-21 OneMembers BPS-20 ThreeRegistrar BPS-17 OneSuperintendent BPS-16 One

The constitution and procedure of the Tribunal is determined by the North-West FrontierProvince Service Tribunals Act, 1974 (NWFP Act I of 1974).

6.3 Balochistan Service Tribunal

The data below has been reproduced from the report provided by the Balochistan High court.

PERFORMANCE DURING 1999Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance

1 January 30 8 38 0 382 February 38 7 45 0 453 March 45 9 54 0 544 April 54 3 57 1 565 May 56 26 82 0 826 June 82 8 90 1 897 July 89 4 93 0 938 August 93 10 103 25 789 September 78 14 92 5 8710 October 87 12 99 8 9111 November 91 7 98 2 9612 December 96 10 106 2 104

Total 30 118 148 44 104




Total 104 186 290 25 265



Total 265 112 377 82 295



Total 295 89 384 143 241




Total 241 223 464 66 398


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SPECIAL COURTS (CONTROL OFNARCOTIC SUBSTANCES)

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7 SPECIAL COURTS (CONTROL OF NARCOTIC SUB-

STANCES)

7.1 The Special Courts

Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances) were constituted under the Control of NarcoticSubstances Act, 1997. At present there are six Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances).Two of these are at Karachi and one each at Lahore, Rawalpindi/Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta.Each Court is headed by a presiding officer who is a District and Sessions Judge. Except for Quetta,all the Courts are functioning. Besides these Special Courts (CNS), powers have also been conferredupon most of the District and Sessions Judges of Pakistan under the said Act to try narcotics cases.The names of the presiding officers are given below:

S.No. Location of the Court Name of Presiding Officer1 Special Court-I (CNS), Karachi Mr. Ali Nawaz Pirzada2 Special Court (CNS), Lahore (i) Mr. Kazim Raza Shamsi from 12-7-2000 to

18-11-2002(ii) Mr. Pervaiz Ali Chawla from 19-11-2002till date

3 Special Court (CNS), Rawalpindi Mr. Sagheer Ahmed Qadri4 Special Court (CNS), Peshawar (I) Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Khan

(ii) Mr. Abdul Rehman Khan5 Special Court (CNS), Quetta Non Functional. Established in 20006 Special Court-II (CNS), Karachi Mr. Abdul Ghafoor Memon since the estab-

lishment of Court in the Second half of 2003

Cases registered under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997 by the ANF Police andother law enforcing agencies are tried by these Courts. According to section 46 of the CNS Act,trials are conducted in these Special Courts under the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898. Appealsfrom the judgements of these Courts can be filed under section 48 of the CNS Act, 1997 before theDivision Bench of the concerned High Court.

7.2 Special Courts (CNS): Performance

The statements below shows the institution, disposal and pending balances of cases at SpecialCourts (CNS) beginning with the year 2000 when these Courts were established. The exception isSpecial Court II (CNS) at Karachi, which was established in the year 2003. It is to be noted thatexactly the same data was reported last year. In the case of Lahore, the figures have been alteredeven for the previous years.

SPECIAL COURT I (CNS) KARACHIPending

Year Institution Disposal Balance2000 1223 157 10662001 540 488 11182002 439 230 13272003 333 201 1660

SPECIAL COURT (CNS) LAHOREPending

Year Institution Disposal Balance2000 112 Nil 1122001 173 84 892002 140 54 862003 121 59 62

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SPECIAL COURT (CNS) RAWALPINDIPending

Year Institution Disposal Balance2000 218 Nil 2182001 294 169 1252002 180 98 822003 138 68 70

SPECIAL COURT (CNS) PESHAWARPending

Year Institution Disposal Balance2000 Nil Nil Nil2001 85 52 332002 147 102 452003 118 89 29

SPECIAL COURT (CNS) QUETTAPending

Year Institution Disposal BalanceNot Functioning

SPECIAL COURT II (CNS) KARACHIPending

Year Institution Disposal BalanceEstablished 2nd half of 2003—No figures

7.3 Special Courts (CNS): Budget

The data reported this year is exactly the same as that reported last year.

Budget Special Special Special Special Special Specialfor Court-I Court-II Court Court Court Courtthe (CNS) (CNS) (CNS) (CNS) (CNS) (CNS)

Year Karachi Karachi Rawalpindi Lahore Peshawar Quetta.2000 Rs. 1,592,000/- — Rs. 1,592,000/- Rs. 1,592,000/- Rs. 1,592,000/- Rs. 1,592,000/-2001 Rs. 1,582,000/- — Rs. 1,475,000/- Rs. 1,486,000/- Rs. 1,454,000/- Rs. 1,558,000/-2002 Rs. 1,700,000/- — Rs. 1,661,000/- Rs. 1,502,000/- Rs. 1,621,000/- Rs. 1,542,000/-2003 Rs. 1,700,000/- Rs. 1,983,000/- Rs. 1,556,000/- Rs. 1,838,000/- Rs. 1,887,000/- Rs. 1,692,000/-

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BANKING COURTS (RECOVERY OF LOANS)

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8 BANKING COURTS (RECOVERY OF LOANS)

The Federal Government, under section 5(1) of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finances)Ordinance, 2001, has established twenty-nine (29) Banking Courts all over the country for therecovery of loans from defaulters. The month-wise disposal of suits and executions for the year 2002in respect of Banking Courts is as under:

Suits Decretal Executions RecoveredMonth Opn. Bal. Inst. Disp. Pending Amt. (Rs.) Opn. Bal. Inst. Disp. Pending Amt. (Rs.)January 9896 851 1006 9741 534477870 31741 952 598 32095 493938411February 9741 574 722 9595 362404846 32095 516 146 32165 260952316March 9595 604 972 9227 476213549 32165 563 435 32293 318245917April 9227 777 914 9090 409634379 32293 656 394 32555 172017143May 9090 674 898 8866 565878865 32555 470 490 32535 296149603June 8866 1193 776 9283 391423957 32535 607 552 32590 336911011July 9283 1137 748 9672 307165037 32590 976 563 33003 250090095August 9672 539 480 9731 535246676 33003 663 386 33280 226974821September 4731 739 1073 9407 741951759 33280 1189 890 33000 379831565October 9407 739 757 9389 1000905153 33819 1077 523 34373 451145138November 9389 539 576 9352 403722469 34373 325 447 34751 326148144December 9352 794 631 9505 594857011 34751 802 413 35170 426169502Total:— 9160 9553 6323881471 9296 5337 3933573666

The details of the performance of individual Courts as well as their budgets were not provided.

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SPECIAL COURTS (OFFENCES IN BANKS)

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Special Courts (Offences in Banks): 41

42 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Special Courts (Offences in Banks)

9 SPECIAL COURTS (OFFENCES IN BANKS)

The Special Courts (Offences in Banks) did not, with the exception of Peshawar, provide any datathis year. In the case of Peshawar, the same data provided last year was repeated, except for theexpenditure figure in the budget, which has been added.


Three Special Courts (Offences in Banks), one each at Karachi, Lahore and Peshawar are functioningunder the Offences in Respect of Banks (Special Courts) Ordinance, 1984 (IX of 1984). The PresidingOfficer at Lahore has been appointed on contract basis, while the Presiding Officer at Peshawar isa serving District & Sessions Judge who is working on deputation.

S.No. Location of the Court Name of Presiding Officer1 Karachi Vacant2 Lahore Mr. Justice (R) Muhammad Nasim Chaudhry3 Peshawar Mr. Azhar Khan Nasim

9.2 Special Court (Offences in Banks) Karachi

CASE LOAD 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002Previous Pending 158 216 285 329 372 432Institution 78 133 88 67 150 147Disposal 20 64 44 24 90 59Pending Balance 216 285 329 372 432 520

Item 1996-1997 1997-1998 1998-1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002Annual Budget 1,252,000 954,000 1,488,770 1,856,000 1,741,000 1,294,000Fine Deposited 20,000 Nil 171,000 1,105,000 979,000 883,163

The names of the Presiding Officers are listed below for the corresponding periods.

1996-1997 Mr. Hassan Feroz Justice, (R) Syed Abdur Rehman1997-1998 Justice (R) Syed Abdur Rehman1998-1999 Justice (R) Syed Abdur Rehman1999-2000 Justice (R) Syed Abdur Rehman2000-2001 Syed Ekram Hussain Jafri2001-2002 Syed Ekram Hussain Jafri

9.3 Special Court (Offences in Banks) Lahore

LAHORE: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance1998 580 75 655 162 4931999 493 115 608 177 4312000 431 144 575 217 3582001 358 235 593 279 3142002 314 210 524 211 313


LAHORE: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget

1998-1999 1,714,0001999-2000 2,065,0002000-2001 2,189,0002001-2002 2,182,0002002-2003 2,518,000

9.4 Special Court (Offences in Banks) Peshawar

PESHAWAR: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Month Balance Institution Disposal Balance1999 January 23 – – 23

February 23 – – 23March 23 – – 23April 23 – – 23May 23 1 1 23June 23 1 – 24July 24 – – 24August 24 1 – 25September 25 – – 25October 25 – 1 24November 24 – 1 23December 23 – – 23

2000 January 23 – – 23February 23 – – 23March 23 1 – 24April 24 1 – 25May 25 6 – 31June 31 – – 31July 31 – – 31August 31 – 1 30September 30 9 5 34October 34 1 1 34November 34 – – 34December 34 6 – 40

2001 January 40 – 8 32February 32 4 3 36March 33 – 1 32April 32 2 1 33May 33 2 – 35June 35 8 8 35July 33 8 5 36August 36 4 5 35September 35 9 4 40


October 40 3 5 38November 38 5 5 38December 38 3 4 37

2002 January 37 3 4 36February 36 – – 36March 36 5 4 37April 37 – 7 30May 30 9 4 35June 35 2 8 29July 29 1 5 25August 25 1 2 24September 24 4 3 25October 25 1 – 26November 26 – 2 24December 24 – – 24

2003 January 24 – – 24February 24 – 2 22March 22 1 1 22April 22 – 2 20May 20 1 1 20June 20 1 1 20July 20 1 1 20

PESHAWAR: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget Expenditure

1998-1999 882,0001999-2000 905,0002000-2001 965,0002001-2002 896,0002002-2003 1,236,000 1,027,558


9.5 Special Courts (Offences in Banks) Quetta

The data below has been reproduced from the report provided by the Balochistan High court.

SUITS 2003Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance


Total 18 140 158 128 30

EXECUTIONS 2003Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance


Total 345 131 476 160 316


SPECIAL COURTS (CUSTOMS, TAXATION &ANTI-SMUGGLING)

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Special Courts (Customs, Taxn. & Anti-Smuggling): 47

48 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Special Courts (Customs, Taxn. & Anti-Smuggling)

10 SPECIAL COURTS (CUSTOMS, TAXATION & ANTI-

SMUGGLING)


Four Special Courts of Customs, Taxation and Anti-Smuggling are functioning under the CustomsAct, 1969 (IV of 1969). Each court is presided over by a special judge (BPS-20), who is usually a Dis-trict & Sessions Judges, and his services are borrowed from the Provincial Judiciary on deputation.The following Judges are serving as Presiding Officers at present:

S.No. Location of the Court Name of Presiding Officer1 Karachi Mr. Salman Ansari.2 Lahore Syed Nasir Ali Shah3 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Mr. Jalal-ud-Din Akbar4 Peshawar Mr. Muhammad Safdar Khan

10.2 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Karachi

The only data provided for performance this year is: “During the period from 1-6-2003 to 30-5-2003, the total number of cases instituted in this Court are 37 and total number of cases which weredisposed of are 77. The balance of pending cases on 31 May, 2003 was 260 cases.” As can be seen,the dates are all mixed up. The information is not relevant, especially if it pertains to the year 2004for that will be incorporated in the report for 2004. The same figure of Rs. 1,488,000/- is reportedas was done for last year. The data provided last year is, therefore, being repeated.

KARACHI: PERFORMANCEPending

Year Institution Disposal Balance1999 186 203 4432000 214 321 3612001 76 69 3062002 61 122 3022003 99 70 305

KARACHI: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget

1998-1999 998,0001999-2000 1,000,0002000-2001 1,192,0002001-2002 1,269,0002002-2003 1,488,000

10.3 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Lahore

The fresh information provided by the Court for performance was: “Disposal w.e.f. 1-07-2002 to31-05-03 was 112, Pendency up to 31-05-03 was 307.” The last pending balance and institutionfigures have not been provided. The table for last year is reproduced below.


LAHORE: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Balance Institution Disposal Balance1998 555 446 452 5491999 549 367 473 4432000 443 179 225 3972001 397 149 304 2422002 242 88 151 179

LAHORE: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget

1998-1999 866,0001999-2000 915,0002000-2001 1,091,0002001-2002 1,108,0002002-2003 1,241,0002003-2004 1,281,000

10.4 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Peshawar

The data provided by the Peshawar Court is exactly the same as that for last year and is beingrepeated. A reconciliation statement has been provided this year, which is reproduced.

PESHAWAR: PERFORMANCEMonth/ Previous Pending Fine Bail Presiding

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance Recovered Applcs. OfficerJul-98 41 27 68 29 39 64,000 20 Mr. Khan Akbar

KhanAug-98 39 22 61 5 56 68,000 30 Mr. Irshad QaisarJul-98 56 67 123 28 95 76,500 38 –Oct-98 95 26 121 28 93 112,000 31 –Nov-98 93 42 135 26 109 157,000 40 –Dec-98 109 20 129 22 107 97,000 33 –Jan-99 107 30 137 20 117 163,000 56 –Feb-99 117 26 143 35 108 229,000 41 –Mar-99 108 9 117 1 116 10,000 2 –Apr-99 116 32 148 29 119 86,000 21 –May-99 119 36 155 31 124 211,000 31 –Jun-99 124 24 148 27 121 92,000 29 –

Total 1,124 361 1,485 281 1,204 1,365,500 372

Jul-99 121 14 135 28 107 70,000 25 Mr. Irshad QaisarAug-99 107 14 121 17 104 50,000 13 –Sep-99 104 32 136 30 106 51,000 26 –Oct-99 106 33 139 31 108 122,200 28 –Nov-99 108 24 132 23 109 294,000 40 –Dec-99 109 26 135 23 112 320,000 33 –Jan-00 112 64 176 33 143 138,000 23 –


Feb-00 143 45 188 37 151 97,000 37 –Mar-00 151 48 199 33 166 84,000 35 –Apr-00 166 38 204 38 166 73,000 23 –May-00 166 20 186 44 142 172,000 30 –Jun-00 142 17 159 23 136 135,000 22 –

Total 1,535 375 1,910 360 1,550 1,606,200 335

Jul-00 136 19 155 18 137 178,000 13 Mr. Irshad QaisarAug-00 137 13 150 26 124 103,000 21 –Sep-00 124 22 146 28 118 252,000 29 –Oct-00 118 44 162 21 141 664,000 13 –Nov-00 141 39 180 46 134 434,000 13 –Dec-00 134 18 152 14 138 329,000 29 –Jan-01 138 26 164 30 134 81,000 24 –Feb-01 134 34 168 35 133 125,000 30 –Mar-01 133 14 147 29 118 44,000 28 –Apr-01 118 22 140 31 109 115,000 13 –May-01 109 24 133 21 112 340,000 17 –Jun-01 112 24 136 11 125 97,000 16 Rafique Hussain

Shah

Total 1,534 299 1,833 310 1,523 2,762,000 246

Jul-01 125 10 135 8 127 9 Rafique HussainShah

Aug-01 127 30 157 26 131 40,000 23 –Sep-01 131 6 137 29 108 31 –Oct-01 108 19 127 18 109 30,000 24 –Nov-01 109 19 128 14 114 75,000 28 –Dec-01 114 17 131 13 118 223,000 14 –Jan-02 118 16 134 19 115 185,000 25 –Feb-02 115 7 122 12 110 280,000 9 –Mar-02 110 15 125 22 103 310,000 16 –Apr-02 103 3 106 13 93 450,000 19 –May-02 93 14 107 15 92 130,000 31 –Jun-02 92 19 111 8 103 180,000 20 –

Total 1,345 175 1,520 197 1,323 1,903,000 249Jul-02 103 12 115 17 98 261,000 16 Rafique Hussain

ShahAug-02 98 20 118 9 109 85,000 12 –Sep-02 109 17 126 15 111 120,000 32 –Oct-02 111 18 129 17 112 134,000 28 –Nov-02 112 11 123 11 112 138,000 32 –Dec-02 112 14 126 1 125 20,000 1 –Jan-03 125 12 137 7 130 130,000 34 Abdur Rehman

KhanFeb-03 130 2 132 13 119 26,000 23 Malik Muhammad

Safdar Khan Sikan-dri

Mar-03 119 30 149 21 128 243,000 24Apr-03 128 31 159 18 141 113,000 22 –May-03 141 4 145 12 133 125,500 22 –Jun-03 133 1 134 16 118 118,000 14 –


Total 1,421 172 1,593 157 1,436 1,513,500 260

PESHAWAR: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget

1998-1999 Rs. 9,41,518.40/-1999-2000 Rs. 8,28,000/-2000-2001 Rs. 10,02,942/-2001-2002 Rs. 14,31,840/-2002-2003 Rs. 15,92,076/-

PESHAWAR: RECONCILIATION STATEMENTOriginal Reapprop. Reapprop. Final

Classification Budget (+) (-) Surrendered Grant000-Establishment Charges 1037000 36630 39445 28300 1005879011-Pay of Officer 296000 0 5630 15785 27585012-Pay of Staff 442000 5630 0 0 447030020-Regular Allowance 27000 0 33615 11521 232664030-Other Allowance 21000 31000 0 1000 51000100-Purchase of D-Goods 15000 0 0 0 15000120-Purchase of Machinery 8000 0 0 0 8000130-Purchase of Furniture 7000 0 0 0 70004000-Repair of D/Goods 13000 24400 0 0 39400410-Repair of Car 10000 24400 0 0 39400420 - Repair of Machinery 3000 0 0 0 3000420 - Repair of Furniture 2000 0 0 0 2000500-Commodities & Service 466000 75744 0 1000 540744510-Transportation 130000 75744 0 0 205744520-Communication 65000 0 0 0 65000530-Utilities 42000 0 0 0 42000540- Stationary 8000 0 0 0 8000550-Printing 1000 0 0 0 1000560-Books 10000 0 0 0 10000580-Rent 205000 0 0 1000 200000590-Others 5000 0 0 0 5000Total: 1533000 136774 39445 29306 1607023


10.5 Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) Rawalpindi/Islamabad

RAWALPINDI/ISLAMABAD: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending Amount

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance RecoveredJun-02 58 Nil 58 39 19 Rs. 12,15,084/-Jul-02 19 18 37 5 32 Rs. 3,41,729/-Aug-02 32 Nil 32 Nil 32 0Sep-02 32 3 35 8 27 0Oct-02 27 Nil 27 4 23 0Nov-02 23 16 39 1 38 0Dec-02 38 Nil 38 Nil 38 0Jan-03 38 6 44 18 26 Rs. 12,55,000/-Feb-03 26 3 29 Nil 29 0Mar-03 29 1 30 Nil 30 0Apr-03 30 4 34 3 15 Rs. 40,000/-May-03 15 Nil 15 1 14 0

Rs. 28,87,813/-


RAWALPINDI/ISLAMABAD: BUDGET (2003-04)Budget Expenditure Budget Expenditure

Classification Code 2003-04 up to 31-03-04 2002-03 2002-03Establishment Charges 0 974000 709713 945000 772896Pay of Officers 1100 228000 188900 217000 216420Pay of other Staff 1200 422000 248549 418000 294842Regular Allowance 2000 299000 272151 285000 257550Other Allowance 3000 25000 113 25000 4084Overtime Allowance 3100 6000 0 6000 0Medical Allowance 3400 16000 113 16000 4084Contingent Paid Staff 3700 3000 0 3000 0Purch. D-Good 10000 50000 0 50000 0Transport 11000 0 0 0 0Machinery & Equipment 12000 25000 0 25000 0Furniture & Fixtures 13000 25000 0 25000 0Repairs & Main. 40000 25000 12900 25000 18751Transport 41000 15000 9900 15000 14991Machinery & Equipment 42000 5000 3090 5000 3760Furniture & Fixtures 43000 5000 0 5000 0Commod. & Serv. 50000 420000 105527 420000 184523Transportation 51000 80000 51011 68000 73880TA & DA 51100 11000 1721 11000 1880Transportation 51200 1000 0 2000 0POL Charges 51300 63000 45570 50000 67000Conveyance Charges 51400 5000 3720 5000 5000Communication 52000 60000 45437 54000 84128Postage & Tel. 52100 10000 0 10000 0Telephone Charges 52200 46000 45437 40000 84128Pilot & Cour. Serv. 52400 4000 0 4000 0Utilities 53000 76000 0 76000 0Gas Charges 53100 15000 0 15000 0Water Charges 53200 5000 0 5000 0Electricity 53300 55000 0 55000 0Hot & Cold Weather 53400 1000 0 1000 0Stationery 54000 30000 0 40000 12000Print. & Pub. 55000 1000 0 10000 0News Period. & Books 56000 25000 6864 25000 9171Uniform & Liv. 57000 5000 0 5000 0Rent, Rates & Taxes 58000 127000 0 127000 348Rent (off. bldng.) 58100 127000 0 121000 0Rates and Taxes 58600 0 0 6000 348Other Expend. 59000 16000 2215 15000 4996Publicity 59500 5000 0 5000 0Other Expend. 59900 11000 2215 10000 4996G. Total 1469000 1440000 976170


SPECIAL JUDGES (CENTRAL)

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Special Judges (Central): 55

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11 SPECIAL JUDGES (CENTRAL)

11.1 The Special Judges

Eight Courts of Special Judge (Central) Anti-Corruption have been established throughout thecountry under the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958 (XL of 1958). For the post of PresidingOfficer (BPS–20), the services of judges are borrowed from the respective Provincial Judiciary ondeputation. The names of the present presiding officers are given below:

S.No. Location of the Court Name of Presiding Officer1 Karachi-I S. Yamin Yousaf2 Karachi-II Mr. Munir Ahmad Khawaja3 Hyderabad Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero4 Multan Mr. Muhammad Arif5 Lahore Mr. Shabbir Hussain Chatta (Addl. Chg.)6 Faisalabad Vacant7 Rawalpindi Syed Akhlaq Ahmad8 Peshawar Malik Mujtaba Ahmed

11.2 Special Judge (Central) I, Karachi

PerformanceCASE LOAD 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003Previous Pending 162 171 161 233 676 325Institution 9 7 116 464 70 19Disposition - 17 44 21 421 1Pending Balance 171 161 233 676 325 343

Budget and Fines DepositedAnnual Budget Rs. 6,51,000 Rs. 6,64,000 Rs. 8,40,000 Rs. 7,46,000 Rs. 10,40,000 Rs. 10,40,000Fine Deposited Nil Nil Rs. 37,000 Rs. 1,15,000 Rs. 30,000 Nil

The presiding officers during this period were as follows:

Year Presiding Officer1998 Mr. Jahangir S. Bhatti1999 Mr. Jahangir S. Bhatti2000 S. Yamin Yousaf2001 S. Yamin Yousaf2002 S. Yamin Yousaf2003 S. Yamin Yousaf

11.3 Special Judge (Central) II, Karachi

PerformanceCASE LOAD 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003Previous Pending 214 229 299 402 438 425 280Institution 109 126 126 120 207 291 285Disposal 94 23 23 84 220 194 200Pending Balance 229 402 402 438 425 522 365

Budget and Fines DepositedAnnual Budget Rs. 6,03,000 Rs. 6,44,000 Rs. 6,92,000 Rs. 6,61,000 Rs. 6,91,000 Rs. 7,84,000 1,051,000Fine Deposited Rs. 6,83,000 Rs. 16,35,315 Rs. 75,308 Rs. 10,76,883 Rs. 6,71,030 Rs. 23,56,400 3,268,505

The figures provided last year and this year do not tally as regards the pending balance andprevious balance. The figures need to be updated for the next report.


The presiding officers during this period were as follows:

Year Presiding Officer1997 Mr Afzal Khan1998 Mr Afzal Khan1999 Mr Afzal Khan2000 Munir A. Khawaja2001 Munir A. Khawaja2002 Munir A. Khawaja2003 Munir A. Khawaja

11.4 Special Judge (Central) Hyderabad

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) HYDERABAD: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance1997 36 20 56 19 371998 37 73 110 54 561999 56 42 98 6 922000 92 32 124 7 1172001 117 24 141 4 1372002 137 17 154 21 1332003 133 30 163 15 150

Presiding Officer PeriodMr. Akbar M. Memon 1997-98Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero 1998-99Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero 1999-00Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero 2000-01Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero 2001-02Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero 2002-03

Period Budget1996-97 6,69,0001997-98 6,78,0001998-99 6,58,0001999-00 7,99,0002000-01 8,86,0002001-02 8,42,0002002-03 10,85,000


11.5 Special Judge (Central) Multan

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) MULTAN: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Details Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance2000-2001 553 356 909 421 4882001-2002 488 246 734 372 3622003-May Complete Challan/Complaint 267 41 308 97 211

Incomplete 43 1 44 7 37Bail applications 37 199 236 194 42Misc. 3 14 17 13 4Proceeding u/s 514 12 1 13 5 8Total :- 362 256 618 316 302

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) MULTAN: BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget Expenditure

2000-2001 1,173,500 1,170,2232001-2002 1,387,500 1,386,7802002-2003 1,237,000 1,100,661

11.6 Special Judge (Central) Lahore

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) LAHORE: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Disposal Pending Balance

1999 391 231 173 4492000 449 151 208 3922001 392 335 167 5602002 560 599 214 945

2003 (May) 615 503 90 1028

The pending balance for last year does not tally with the previous balance for the current year.

Budget Year Sanctioned Budget1998-1999 873,0001999-2000 857,0002000-2001 1,022,0002001-2002 974,0002002-2003 1,247,000


11.7 Special Judge (Central) Faisalabad

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) FAISALABAD: PERFORMANCEYear Institution Disposal Pending Balance1998 172 119 2621999 99 132 2292000 134 120 2432001 141 175 2092002 169 93 285

2003 (May) 312 45 267

Budget Year Sanctioned Budget Expenditure1998-1999 869,353 78,09,8081999-2000 941,350 9,98,1242000-2001 1,045,000 1,028,3852001-2002 1,040,000 113,1102002-2003 1,260,756 1,035,060

Classification Budget 2002-03 Expenditure (31-5-03)011-Pay of Officer Rs. 262000/- Rs. 216860/-012-Pay of Staff Rs.386000/- Rs. 348100/-020-Regular Allow. Rs. 228000/- Rs.199648/-030-Other Allow. Rs.20000/- Rs.10000/-000-Estt Charges Rs.896000/- Rs.774608120-Purchase of M&E Rs. 19000/- Nil130-Purchase of F&Fix Rs. 1000/- Nil100-Purchase of D-Goods Rs. 20000/- Nil410-Repair of Trans. Rs.15000/- Rs.14751/-420-M&E Rs.8000/- Rs.6520/-430-F & Fix Rs.2000/- Rs.2000/-400-D-Goods Rs.25000/- Rs.23277/-500-Commod. & Serv. Rs.319756/- Rs.237175/-511-T.A Rs.10000/- Rs.7299/-513-P.O.L. Charges Rs.70000/- Rs.70000/-514-Convey. Charges Rs.2000/- Rs.20000/-521-Postage & Telegraph Rs.3000/- Nil522-Telephone Rs.60000/- Rs.54772/-524-Pilot & Courier Rs.1000/- Rs.295/-531-Gas Charges Rs.5000/- Nil532-Water Charges Rs.1000/- Nil533-Electricity Rs.23000/- Rs.4304/-534-Hot & Cold Water Rs.1000/- Nil540-Officer Stationery Rs.5000/- Rs.4964/-550-Printing Rs.1000/- Nil560-Purch. of Books Rs.3000/- Nil581-Rent for Office Building Rs.127756/- Rs.87411/-586-Rates & Taxes Rs.2000/- Rs.1130/-599-Others Rs.5000/- Rs.5000/-TOTAL:- Rs. 1260756/- Rs.1035060/-


The Presiding Officer from 25.10.1997 to 17.09.2002 was Mr. Khan Talib Hussain Baloch, from17.09.2002 to 10.12.2002 it was Mr. Javed Nawaz Choudhry, and Mr. Saif-ur Rehman Khan tookover as Presiding Officer from 11.12.2002, but there no Presiding Officer at present according to thereport sent by the Reader.

11.8 Special Judge (Central) Rawalpindi

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) RAWALPINDI: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance2000 617 600 1,217 211 1,0062001 1,006 425 1,431 388 1,0432002 1,043 537 1,580 151 1,4292003 1,001 (1.6.02) 467 (31.5.03) 1468 115 (31.5.03) 1353 (31.5.03)

The previous balance for the current year does not tally with the pending balance for last year.

Budget Final ExpenditureClassification Allocated Reapp. (30-6-03)00000 Rs. 820,000/- (-)37,946/- Rs. 782,054/- Rs. 757,704/-10000 Rs. 020,000/- Nil Rs. 020,000/- Rs. 017,250/-40000 Rs. 025,000/- (-)10,000/- Rs. 010,000 Rs. 014,787/-50000 Rs. 270,000/- (+)48,026/- Rs. 312,026/- Rs. 297,272/-Total:- Rs. 11,35,000/- (-)05,290/- Rs. 11,29,080/- Rs. 10,87,013/-

11.9 Special Judge (Central) Peshawar

SPECIAL JUDGE (CENTRAL) PESHAWAR: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance2000

Anti-Corruption cases 46 15 61 23 38Immigration cases 21 53 74 35 39

2001Anti-Corruption cases 38 23 61 44 17

Immigration cases 39 61 100 92 82002

Anti-Corruption cases 17 33 50 30 20Immigration cases 8 45 53 43 10

2003Anti-Corruption cases 20 11 31 23 8

Immigration cases 7 5 12 9 3


Classification Budget 2003-04 Expenditure01100-Pay of Officer 330000/- 165474/-01200-Pay of Officials 407000/- 408120/-02000-Regular Allowance 251000/- 247177/-03000-Other Allowance 40000/- 38000/-Total:-00000-Estt Charges 1028000/- 858771/-12000-Purchase of Mech 24000/- 29800/-13000-Purchase of Furniture 1000/- 3000/-Total:10000-Purchase of D-Goods 25000/- 328000/-41000-Repair of Transport 18000/- 18000/-42000-Repair of Mach 5000/- 5000/-43000-Repair of Furniture 2000/- 0Total:-40000 - Rep of D - Goods 25000/- 23000/-52400-Pilot & Courier sers 2000/- 051100-T.A/DA 20000/- 19636/-51200-Transportation ch. 1000/- 051300-P.O.L. Charges 75000/- 59700/-51400-Conveyance Charges 3000/- 3000/-52100-Postage ch 3000/- 3000/-52200-Telephone 50000/- 50000/-53300-Electricity 14000/- 10000/-53400-Hot & Cold Water/Ch 1000/- 500/-54000-Stationery 5000/- 5000/-55000-Printing 2000/- 7500/-56000-Newspapers/Books 5000/- 17500/-58600-Rent Rate Taxes 2000/- 059900-Others 5000/- 2000/-Total:50000-Comm: & Services 188000/- 177836/-TOTAL:- 1266000/- 1093407/-

Non-tax receipt statement for the last four yearsHead of Account 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 2002-20031230000-1231000- Rs. 1,09,000 Rs. 1,57,900 Rs. 4,23,450 Rs. 70001231003-Fine


DRUG COURTS

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Drug Courts: 63

64 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Drug Courts

12 DRUG COURTS

12.1 The Drug Courts

Nine Drug Courts are functioning under the Drugs Act, 1976. Each Court is presided over a Chair-man (BPS-20). Chairmen have been appointed by the Federal Government at the Courts in Lahore,Rawalpindi, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur. Funds for the Courts are provided by the Provincial Gov-ernment. Chairmen working on a full-time basis have been appointed from the Provincial Judiciaryon deputation, while duties for the part-time Courts at Peshawar and Quetta have been assignedto Judges from the Federal Courts in addition to their own duties. Each Drug Court also consistsof two part-time members, who are experts in the fields of medicine and pharmaceuticals, in theopinion of the Federal Government. The names of Presiding Officers are given below:

S.No. Location of the Court Name of Presiding Officer1 Karachi Syed Hasan Shah Bukhari (on contract)2 Gujranwala( H.Q. at Lahore) Dr. Riaz Mahmood (on deputation)3 Multan Mr. Ahamad Bakhsh Bapa4 Lahore Mr. Alla Ditta Khalid5 Faisalabad Ch. Shaukat Nawaz Goraya6 Rawalpindi Mirza Abdur Rehman7 Bahawalpur Syed Kazim Raza Shamsi8 Peshawar Presided over by Malik Mujtaba Ahmad9 Quetta (Part-time) Presided over by Mr. Muhammad Naeem

Khan

12.2 Drug Court Karachi

DRUG COURT KARACHI: PERFORMANCEYear Institution Disposal Pending Balance2000 19 36 2972001 33 162 1872002 181 207 1572003 26 13 170

DRUG COURT KARACHI: BUDGETYear Budget/Fine Presiding Officer2000 Rs. 131,500 Mr. Muhammad Afzal Khan

and Mr. Ali Nawaz Channa2001 Rs. 373,259 Mr. Ali Nawaz Channa2002 Rs. 549,019 Mr. Ali Nawaz Channa and

Mr. S. Hassan Shah Bukhari2003 Not reported Mr. S. Hassan Shah Bukhari

A sum of Rs. 54000/- has been reported as budget/penalty.

12.3 Drug Court Quetta

DRUG COURT QUETTA: PERFORMANCEYear Institution Disposal Pending Balance2003 15 2 13


DRUG COURT QUETTA: BUDGETPresiding Officer Year Budget ExpenditureMuhammad NadirKhan

2000-2001 1,171,000 56,274

Muhammad NadirKhan

2001-2002 241,000 446

Muhammad NadirKhan

2002-2003 39,000 Nil

Muhammad NaeemKhan

2003-2004 68,000 Nil

12.4 Drug Court Gujranwala

DRUG COURT GUJRANWALA: PERFORMANCEMonth Institution Disposal Balance Fine ImposedJan-02 51 52 259 641000/-Feb-02 13 28 258 333000/-Mar-02 31 46 243 579000/-Apr-02 14 41 228 387000/-May-02 10 32 201 392000/-Jun-02 5 18 179 189000/-Jul-02 7 9 166 110000/-Aug-02 2 Nil 164 NilSep-02 Nil Nil 166 NilOct-02 Nil Nil 166 NilNov-02 Nil Nil 166 NilDec-02 Nil Nil 166 NilJan-03 16 Nil 179 NilFeb-03 8 11 195 NilMar-03 33 4 203 69000/-Apr-03 16 3 232 14000/-May-03 5 5 245 40000/-Jun-03 11 7 245 72000/-

DRUG COURT GUJRANWALA: BUDGET

Year Budget2000-2001 2,132,0002001-2002 1,468,0002002-2003 1,702,0002003-2004 1,830,000

Detailed budget reported is not reproduced to maintain uniformity with other Drug Courts.


12.5 Drug Court Multan

DRUG COURT MULTAN: PERFORMANCEMonth Previous Institution Disposal Fine BalanceJune 02 965 0 14 256000 951July 951 0 23 394000 928August 928 0 7 144000 921September 821 0 24 434000 897October 897 0 24 457000 873November 875 0 25 395000 848December 848 0 9 156000 839January 03 839 0 15 219000 824February 824 0 19 186000 811March 811 0 19 129000 792April 792 390 40 237000 1142May 1142 390 17 163000 1515

Total 3170000

DRUG COURT MULTAN: BUDGET

Year Budget

2000-2001 1,207,0002001-2002 1,114,0002002-2003 1,261,000

12.6 Drug Court Peshawar

DRUG COURT PESHAWAR: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance1998 67 79 146 60 861999 86 162 248 142 1062000 106 217 323 195 1282001 128 425 553 469 842002 84 404 488 474 142003 14 363 377 334 43

DRUG COURT PESHAWAR: BUDGET

Code Classification Budget Expenditure

01100-Pay of Officer 18000/- 17708/-01200-Pay of Staff 40000/- 003000-Other Allowances 78000/- 33200/-G-Total 136000/- 50908/-


Non-tax receipt statement for the last five yearsHead of Account 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-20041230000-1231000- 1,349,800 1,598,600 2,104,500 755,4001231003-Fine

12.7 Drug Court Lahore

DRUG COURT LAHORE: PERFORMANCEMonth Previous Bal. Institution Total Disposal Pending Bal.May-02 222 2 224 69 155Jun-02 155 19 174 9 165Jul-02 165 0 165 8 157Aug-02 157 0 157 4 153Sep-02 153 1 154 4 150Oct-02 150 54 204 4 200Nov-02 200 0 200 0 200Dec-02 200 0 0 0 200Jan-03 200 80 280 0 280Feb-03 280 78 358 6 353Mar-03 352 134 486 48 438Apr-03 438 146 584 65 519May-03 519 22 541 52 489

DRUG COURT LAHORE: BUDGET

Year Budget1999-2000 1,583,0002000-2001 1,384,2502001-2002 1,258,7502002-2003 1,715,0002003-2004 3,735,250

Details of budget provided for the current year are not in the required format. The figure providedlast year for the current year is repeated.

12.8 Drug Court Faisalabad

The tables below were reported last year and the same data has been repeated this year. Accordingly,the same tables are reproduced.

DRUG COURT FAISALABAD: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance

1-9-1999 to 30-6-2000 571 715 1286 617 6691-7-2000 to 30-6-2001 669 689 1358 637 7211-7-2001 to 30-6-2002 721 339 1060 667 3931-7-2002 to 30-6-2003 393 391 784 165 619


DRUG COURT FAISALABAD: BUDGET

Year Budget Expenditure Balance/Lapse

1998-1999 1,159,333 633,722 525,6111999-2000 878,333 855,281 23,0522000-2001 1,245,500 921,434 324,0662001-2002 1,245,500 1,545,481 Excess 2,99,9812002-2003 1,600,000 1,224,831 375,1692003-2004 3,300,250

12.9 Drug Court Rawalpindi

DRUG COURT RAWALPINDI: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance1998 — — — — —

8-1999 to 12-99 193 59 252 58 1942000 194 308 502 338 1642001 164 276 440 395 452002 45 176 221 169 522003 52 143 195 108 87

Year. Pay ofOfficer

Pay ofEst.

RegularAllow

OtherAllow

PurchaseofDurableGoods

Repair /Mainte-nance ofDurableGoods

Commodities& Services

Total

1998-1999 100,000 66,666 168,331 4,665 646,666 3,334 169,676 1,159,3381999-2000 320,000 218,333 1,68,333 4,000 Nil 3,333 878,333 1,592,3322000-2001 337,500 210,000 283,000 6,000 Nil 4,000 405,000 1,245,5002001-2002 337,500 210,000 283,000 6,000 Nil 4,000 405,000 1,245,5002002-2003 506,250 315,000 268,250 6,000 Nil 5,000 429,000 1,529,2502003-2004 138,250 547,250 382,250 103,500 435,000 100,000 1,129,000 3,300,250

The same budget figures were provided last year as well and have been repeated for the currentyear.

12.10 Drug Court Bahawalpur

DRUG COURT BAHAWALPUR: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance2001 1,741 1,741 328 1,4132002 1,413 237 1,650 909 7412003 741 240 981 375 606

(31.05.03)

Year Pay & Allow Purch of Dur Repair of D. Goods Commod & Serv TotalBudget Expd Budget Expd Budget Expd Budget Expd Budget Expd

2000-2001 836,500 13,138 – – 4,000 1,940 405,000 10,380 1,245,500 136,1602001-2002 975,250 1,281,037 – – 4,000 2,720 405,000 217,456 1,384,250 1,501,2132002-2003 1,095,250 1,408,795 600,000 558,642 5,000 2,549 429,000 161,939 2,129,250 2,131,925


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ANTI-TERRORISM COURTS

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Anti-Terrorism Courts: 71

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72 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Anti-Terrorism Courts

13 ANTI-TERRORISM COURTS

13.1 Anti-Terrorism Courts in the Punjab

The only information received this year about Accountability Courts in the Punjab is a list of theCourts and their telephone numbers along with a copy of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997. There isno information about the performance of these Courts or their budget.

S.No. Name of Court Presiding Officer Tel. No.1 A.T Court No.I Lahore. Vacant since 27-6-2003 68583792 A.T Court No.II Lahore. Vacant since 27-10-2003 68580223 A.T Court No.III Lahore. Mr. Gulzar Ahmad Butt. 68581494 A.T Court No.IV Lahore. Ch. Ghulam Rasool 68215815 A.T Court No.I Rawalpindi. Mr. Manzor Ahmad Mirza 051-55662806 A.T Court No.II Rawalpindi. Safdar Hussain Malik 051-92716877 A.T Court No.I Gujranwala. Syed Iftikhar Hussain Shah 0431-92000808 A.T Court No.II Gujranwala. Mirza Rafi Uzzaman 0431-92000759 A.T Court No.I Multan. Mr. Zahoor-ul-Haq Rana 061-920109910 A.T Court No.II Multan. Mr. Zawar Ahmad 061-920116311 A.T Court Faisalabad. Mr. Muhammad Yousaf Aujala 041-920117612 A.T Court Sargodha. Mr. Gulshad Hassa Alvi 0451-923025013 A.T Court Bahawalpur. Syed Afzal Sharif Kazmi 0621-925514714 A.T Court D.G.Khan. Vacant since 12-12-2002 0641-469532 462447

13.2 Anti-Terrorism Courts in the NWFP

13.2.1 Anti-Terrorism Court Peshawar (01.01.2003 to 31.12.2003)

S.No. Case No. Parties Claim/ Charge Remarks1 1/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Javed Khan & Mu-

nawar Khan.Case FIR No. 22, dated 04-09-2002, U/Ss 13 A.O /7 ATA. P.SCID, Peshawar

Case decided. Accused con-victed and sentenced.

2 2/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Shah Nawaz & 14others.

Case FIR No. 693, dated 12-7-2002, U/Ss 395/147/148/149-PPC/7 ATA. P.S Tangi,Charsadda.

Case in final stages of evi-dence.

3 3/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Hassan Baz and 7others.

Case FIR No. 300, dated 28-6-2001,U/Ss 365-A/109 PPC/512-Cr.P.C/7ATA/PS West Cantt: Pe-shawar.

Proceedings completed. Ac-cused declared ProclaimedOffenders U/Ss 512/514Cr.P.C.

4 4/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Abdullah & others. Case FIR No. 89, dated 17-1-2001,U/Ss 365-A/13A.O./6/7 ATA.P.SFaqir Abad, Peshawar.

Case decided. Accused Zahirand Minhaj convicted. Therest of the accused acquitteddue to lack of evidence.

5 5/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Syed Mudassir AliShah

Case FIR No. 7, dated 03-01-2003, U/Ss 302-PPC/6/7 ATA.P.S West Cantt;,Peshawar

Case decided. Accused con-victed and sentenced todeath.

6 6/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Hassan Ali & others. Case FIR No. 882, dated11-11-2002, U/Ss 302-PPC/34-PPC,/6/7 ATA./ P.S Pishtakhara.

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted on the basis of com-promise.

7 7/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Said Wazir. Case FIR No.395, dated 4-3-1993,U/Ss 364-A./365-PPC/6/7 ATA.P.S Yakatoot, Peshawar

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted due to lack of evi-dence.

8 8/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Sher wazir & others. Case FIR No. 61, dated 24-1-2002,U/Ss 302/324/353/427-PPC/6/7ATA.P.S Sroo Kallia.

Proceedings finalised andcase is fixed for order on4-5-2004.

Continued. . . .


S.No. Case No. Parties Claim/ Charge Remarks9 9/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Fahim & others. Case FIR No. 376, dated 7-

5-2002, U/Ss-365-A/411/148/149-PPC/13 A.O /6/7 ATA./ P.S Uni-versity Town, Peshawar

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted and sentenced.

10 10/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Noor Hayat & others. Case FIR No. 124, dated 11-2-2003, U/Ss-302/324/353/34-PPC6/7-ATA./512 Cr.PC P.S Univer-sity Town, Peshawar.


11 11/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Babu Jan and others. Case FIR No. 465, dated23-5-2002, U/Ss 17(3)Haraabah/411/342/354-PPC/512Cr.P.C/6/7 ATA. P.S Gulbahar.


12 12/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Gul Yousaf & an-other’s.

Case FIR No.528, dated 09-08-2001, U/Ss 392/34/324-PPC/13AO/6/7 ATA. P.S Pabbi Now-shera.

case decided. Accused acquit-ted due to lack of evidence.

13 13/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Noor Alam & others. Case FIR No.632, dated 06-11-2001, U/Ss 365-A-PPC/6/7 ATA.P.S Badaber Peshawar.

Proceedings are in progressand evidence is beingrecorded.

14 14/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Khan Gul Case FIR No. 969, dated 02-12-2002, U/Ss 353/324-PPC /13 A.O/5 Exp: Sub: Act: /7 ATA. P.SUniversity Town.

Proceedings stood abated asthe accused was killed and de-clared dead prior to the trial.

15 15/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Tariq & others. Case FIR No.111, dated05-03-1997, U/Ss 324/400/353/3-4-5/Exp: Sub: Act:/401/188-34PPC /13 AO /7 ATA. P.S EastCantt, Peshawar.


16 16/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Manzar-ul-Haq &others.

Case FIR No.501, dated 20-06-2001, U/Ss 324/34/ PPC /6/7ATA.PS Akora Nowshera.

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted on the basis of com-promise between the parties.

17 17/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Rizwanullah & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.306, dated 11-3-203,U/Ss 324/353/148/149/109-PPC/13 AO 3/4 Exp: Sub:Act 6/7-ATA, P.S SharqadrCharsadda.13 A.O /7 ATA. P.SCID, Peshawar


18 18/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Laiq Shah & 17 oth-ers.

Case FIR No.336,dated 9-09-2002, U/Ss302/324/459/109/148/149-PPC6/7-ATA P.S Mandani Charsadda.


19 19/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Nisar. Case FIR No.42, dated 08-2-2001,U/Ss 324/353-PPC 5 xp: Sub:Act, 6/7-ATA/13 AO, P.S Urmar.


20 20/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Nazir, Nasrullah &Nisar.

Case FIR No.354, dated 20-5-2003, U/Ss 302/17(4) Haraabah/7-ATA.P.S Gulbahar Peshawar

Case decided. Accused Nazir& Nasrullah convicted andsentenced to death. AccusedNisar convicted.

21 21/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Awal Khan & others. Case FIR No.129,dated 22-2-2003, U/Ss-302/353/435/404/427/148/149/13AO/7-ATA P.S. Mathra.

Proceedings are in progress.

22 22/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Gulab Sher & others. Case FIR No.198, Dated 24-4-2003,U/Ss 302/353/427/148/149-PPC7-ATA, P.S Mathra.


23 23/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Hazrat Muhammad& 11 others.

Case FIR No.174, Dated 31-3-2003,U/Ss 17(3) Haraaba 412-PPC /6/7 ATA, P.S Chamkani.


24 24/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Nek Mal Hussain &others.

Case FIR No.873, Dated 16-10-2002, U/Ss 17(2) Haraaba /7-ATA, P.S Hashtnagri.

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted under section 256-KCr.P.C due to lack of evi-dence.

25 25/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Ahmed Shah & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.148, Dated 24-4-2003,U/Ss 17(4) Haraaba /353-PPC /22 Islamic Law /6/7 ATA.P.S, Kabuli.

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted under section 256-kCr.P.C due to lack of evi-dence.

26 26/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Asim and Wasim. Case FIR No.619, Dated 27-7-2002,U/Ss 364 A /7-ATA, P.SGulbahar.

Case transferred to the Ses-sions Courts as the accusedare minors.

Continued. . . .


S.No. Case No. Parties Claim/ Charge Remarks27 27/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Khan shah & others. Case FIR No.302, Dated 28/29-

4-2003,U/Ss 17(3) Harabaah /412PPC/ 6/7 ATA. P.S UniversityTown.


28 28/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Muhammad Nawaz& others.

Case FIR No.332, Dated 16-9-2001, U/Ss 302/324/353/427/3/4-PPC Exp: Sub: Act /148/149PPC/6/7-ATA, P.S Sroo Kellay.


29 29/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Dir Alam & others. Case FIR No.453, Dated 08-07-2002,U/Ss 324/353/148/149-PPC/3/4 Exp: Sub: Act /6/7 ATA, P.SSroo Kellay.


30 30/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Sharifullah & others. Case FIR No.89 Dated 27-7-1999,U/Ss 17(4) Harabaah /109 PPC/6/7 ATA 1997, P.S Banda DaudShah, Kohat Division.


31 31/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Nawas Khan & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.2009 Dated 10-4-1999, U/Ss 386 PPC 20 Harabaah/6/7 ATA, P.S Hangu Kohat Divi-sion.


32 32/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Afsarullah & others. Case FIR No.26 Dated 28-3-1998,U/Ss 341/324/34 PPC /148/149/6/7 ATA 1997, P.S Banda DaudShah, Kohat Division.


33 33/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Talib Jan & others. Case FIR No.89 Dated 27-7-1999,U/Ss 17(4) Harabaah /109 PPC/6/7 ATA 1997, P.S Banda DaudShah, Kohat Division.

Case decided. One accusedconvicted and sentence andthree accused acquitted dueto lack of evidence.

34 34/ATC(P)/2004 State Versus Sardar Khan & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.184 Dated 23-11-2002, U/Ss 365-A 17(3) Harabaah/148/149 /6/7 Anti-TerrorismAct, 1997/13 AO P.S ShakerdaraKohat.


35 35/ATC(P)/2005 State Versus Abdul Waheed &others.

Case FIR No.290 Dated 22-6-2002,U/Ss 365-A 109-PPC /7 Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 P.S JungleKhel, Kohat.


36 36/ATC(P)/2006 State Versus Muhammad Jamil. Case FIR No.810 Dated 8-10-2002,U/Ss 295-A 9 Anti-Terrorism Act,1997 P.S Kohat City.


37 37/ATC(P)/2007 State Versus Khalid Nawaz Fa-rooqi & others.

Case FIR No.226, Dated 01-3-2001, U/Ss 302/324/34-PPC./6/7ATA P.S, Hangu..


38 38/ATC(P)/2008 State Versus Maraj Ali & others. Case FIR No.227, Dated 01-3-2001, U/Ss 302/324/34-PPC./6/7ATA P.S, Hangu..


39 39/ATC(P)/2009 State Versus Sharifullah & others. Case FIR No.103 Dated 6-4-1995,U/Ss 307/148/149 PPC /6/7 ATAP.S Uch, District dir.

Case sent to the D&SJ Ddirdue to lack of jurisdiction.

40 40/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Fazal-i-Khaliq & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.102 Dated 06-4-1995, U/Ss 302/307365/148/149-PPC /6/7 ATA. P.S Uch, DistrictDir.

Case sent to the D&SJ Ddirdue to lack of jurisdiction.

41 41/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Javed. Case FIR No.124, Dated 11-02-2003, U/Ss 32/34-PPC /353/6/7ATA. P.S University Town, Pe-shawar.


42 42/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Adil Shahzad & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.582, Dated 24-7-2003, U/Ss 302/449-412-120-B /34-PPC/17(4) Harabaah /13A.O /6/7 ATA, 1997, P.S Gulba-har.


43 43/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Salah-ud-Din & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.160, Dated 27-3-2003, U/Ss 17(3) Harabaah/109/412- PPC /7 ATA, PS WestCantt.


44 44/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Chan Bacha. Case FIR No.716, Dated 5-9-2003,U/Ss 302/377/12-Zo/6/7 ATA,P.S Badaber.

Case decided. Accused con-victed & Sentenced to death.

Continued. . . .


S.No. Case No. Parties Claim/ Charge Remarks45 45/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Amjad, Zartaj & oth-

ers.Case FIR No270, Dated 15-4-2002,U/Ss 324/353/148/149/-PPC/3/4Exp: Sub:Act/6/7 ATA, P.S SrooKalay.


46 46/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Misbah-ud-din &others.

Case FIR No.495, Dated 28-7-2002, U/Ss 324/353/3/4 Exp; Sub:Act /6/7 ATA, P.S Sroo Kalay.


47 47/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Ejaz & others. Case FIR No.492, Dated 26-7-2002, U/Ss 324/353/34/109-PPC/6/7 ATA, P.S Sroo Kalay.

Case withdrawn by the pros-ecution branch. Accused ac-quitted.

48 48/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Taj-ud-Din, Zartaj &others.

Case FIR No.205, Dated 18-4-2003, U/Ss 17(3) Harabaah /412-PPC /7 ATA, P.S Chamkani.


49 49/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Afzal Khan, Taj &others.

Case FIR No.448,Dated 24-12-2001, U/Ss324/353/148/149/427/109-PPC/39 EA/3/4 Exp: Sub:Act /5/7 ATA, P.S Sroo Kalay.


50 50/ATC(P)/2003 State Versus Muhammad Nawaz& others.

Case FIR No.264, Dated 14-5-2003, U/Ss 324/427/353/148/149-PPC/3/4 Exp; Sub: Act /6/7ATA, P.S Sroo Kalay.

Proceedings completed undersection 512 Cr.P.C. Accuseddeclared proclaimed offend-ers.

51 3/ATC(P)/2002 State Versus Mirzaman, Jamshed& others. (Brinks dacoity case)

Case FIR No.624, Dated 21-9-2000, U/Ss 17(3)(4) Harabaah,39,149,412-PPC,4 STA /6/7 ATA/13, AO, P.S Nowshera Kalam.

On remand by the PeshawarHigh Court, Peshawar, thecase was retired and disposedof. All the six accused wereconvicted and sentenced todeath.

52 6/ATC(P)/2002 State Versus Gul Nawaz & others. Case FIR No. 202, dated 01-06-2002, U/Ss 324/353-PPC/3/4PO/13 A.O/6/7 ATA. P.S Matani.


53 11/ATC(P)/2002 Stae Versus Muhammad Hazrat &others.

Case FIR No.434, dated 15-07-2002, U/Ss 363/365-A/34-PPC /7ATA P.S Yakatoot.


54 12/ATC(P)/2002 State Versus Shahid & others. Case FIR No.523 dated 06-07-2002, U/Ss 17(3) Harabaah,411/34-PC 6/7 ATA. P.S. Pish-takhara.


55 14/ATC(P)/2002 State Versus Mst. Bilqees & oth-ers.

Case FIR No.65 dated06-02-2002, U/Ss 324/353/34-PPC/13.A.O/6/7 ATA. P.SDaudzai.

Case decided. All the accusedconvicted and sentenced.

56 16/ATC(P)/2002 State Versus Zulfiqar & others. Case FIR No.83, dated 11-02-2000, U/Ss 365-A/34-PPC/6/7ATA. P.S Bhana Mari.

Case decided. Accused ac-quitted u/s 265-K Cr.P.C dueto lack of evidence.

Details of the budget for the current year have not been reported by the Court.

13.2.2 Anti-Terrorism Court Mardan (for the year 2003)

S.No. Case FIR, Date & PS Date ofSubmis-sion

Date of De-cision

Pending Presiding Officer

1 State v. Mst: Alfama u/s364/A/13/14ZO/6ATA.

444 OF 24-5-2002 of PSHoti Mardan.

12/12/2002 2/1/2003 Nil Syed Shabir HussainShah Judge, ATCMardan.

2 State v. Noor Taj &other u/s 302/324/353PPC/13AO/17(3)Haraaba/6KMN..

699 of 27-8-2002 of PSHoti Mardan.

19-11-2002

7/1/2003 — –do–

3 State v. Ghaffar Ali &other u/s 302/ 324/353/ 404/ 427/ 411/148/ 149/PPC/17(3)Haraaba.

152 of 25-3-2000 ofShahbaz Garh Mardan.

25-11-2002

16-1-2003 — –do–

Continued. . . .



Date of De-cision


4 State v. Ghaffar Ali &other u/s 13AO.

212 of 7-5-2000 of PSShahbaz Garh.

-do- -do- — –do–

5 State v. Ayaz& Others u/s302/324PPC/13AO/3/4Exp:/6ATA.


9/12/2002 21-1-2003 — –do–

6 State v. AbdulShakoor & othersu/s 17(3) Haraaba/ 365PPC/6(b)ATA.

135 of 6-5-2002 of PSLund Khwar Mardan.

8/1/2003 23-1-2003 — —do—

7 State v. Nisar& other u/s 5/10/11/506/354/334PPC/6(e)ATA.


8/1/2003 6/2/2003 — —do—

8 State v. Khan ZadaAbudl WaheedKhan u/s 365-A/344/393/34PPC/S.7-ATA.

200 of 28-7-2002 of PSZaida Swabi.

13-1-2003 8/2/2003 — —do—

9 State v. Jabar &others u/s 17(3)Haraaba/S.7(e)ATA/512Cr.P.C.


28-1-2003 24-2-2003 — —do—

10 State v. Badrud Dujja& others u/s 20 MPO/7D/ 427/ 148/ 149 PPC.

109 of 20-4-2002 of PSChoora Mardan.

28-2-2003 17-3-2003 — —do—

11 State v. Manazir Shah& others u/s 302/365-A/34PPC/6ATA.

319 of 15-8-2002 of PSRustam Mardan.

27-1-2003 18-3-2003 — –do–

12 State v. MohammadHayat u/s 13AO.


19-2-2003 —do— — –do–

13 State v. Mananzir Shahu/s 13AO.


17-2-2003 —do— — –do–

14 State v. Jehan Sher &others u/s 324/ 353/216/ 109/ 34 PPC/6ATA.

313 of 12-10-2002 of PSYar Hussain Swabi.

28-2-2003 21-3-2003 — –do–

15 State v. Wazir Shah &others u/s 324 /33/ 148/149/ 109 PPC/ 6ATA.

227 OF 12-6-2002 OFPS Rustam Mardan.

28-2-2003 3/4/2003 — –do–

16 State v. Sarfaraz u/s324/353/34PPC/13AO/5Expl/6(e&n) ATA.

313 OF 20-8-2002 OFPS Lund Khwar Mar-dan.

24-3-2003 9/4/2004 — —do—

17 State v. Malik Yameenu/s 17(2) Haraaba/324/ 148/ 149PPC/13AO/6ATA.

127 of 8-2-2202 of PSCity Mardan.

28-3-2003 17-1-2003 — —do—

18 State v. Habibullah& others u/s 364-A/342/ 506/ 452 PPC/6(ZO)/13 AO/6(b)ATA.

58 of 8-2-2003 of PSLund Khwar Mardan.

4/4/2023 30-4-2003 — —do—

19 State v. Javed Shah &other u/s 365-A /392/368/ 344/ 34 PPC /S.6/7ATA.

200 of 23-7-2002 of PSZiada Swaibi.

14-5-2003 27-5-2003 — —do—

20 State v. Adnan u/s 337-L/7 c© ATA.

119 of 263-2003 of PSChoora Mardan.

21-5-2003 12/6/2003 — –do–

21 State v. Jamil Khan u/s17(3) Haraaba/7EATA.

511 of 11-7-2002 of PSTakht Bhai Mardan.

25-7-2003 29-7-2003 — –do–

22 State v. MhoammadYounis & others u/s302/404PPC/17(4)Haraaba/S.6ATA.

131 OF 30-1-2003 of PSHoti Mardan.

11/6/2003 6/8/2003 — —do—

23 State v. Amjad u/s13AO.

626 of 28-5-2003 of PSSheikh Maltoon Mar-dan.

12/6/2003 6/8/2003 — –do–

Continued. . . .



Date of De-cision


24 State v. Ismail u/s13AO.

627 of 28-5-2003 of PSSheikh Maltoon Mar-dan.

12/6/2003 6/8/2003 — –do–

25 State v. Aziz Gul u/s377PPC/12(ZO)/6ATA.

290 of 21-5-003 of PSShahbaz Garh.

1/9/2003 7/10/2003 — –do–

26 State v. Moham-mad Saeed u/s302/324PPC/3/4 Expl/512 Cr.P.C.

365 of 4-8-2001 of PSTopi Swaibi.

2/10/2003 15-12-2003 — –do–

27 State v. Shaukat Ali& other u/s 302/ 324/353/ 401/ 419/ 420/34PPC/6/7ATA.

452 of 2-5-2003 of PSCity Mardan.

1/9/2003 18-12-2003 — –do–

Details of the budget for the current year have not been reported by the Court.

13.2.3 Anti-Terrorism Court Dera Ismail Khan (2003)

S.No. Case No. Name of Offence No. ofAccused

CasesPending

CasesDecided

Presiding Officer

1 1/2003 U/Ss 13 A.Ord:/7ATA. 1 — 29-4-2003 Muhammad Ayub KhanJudge, Anit-TerrorismCourt, D.I.Khan.

2 2/2003 U/Ss 13 A.Ord:/7ATA. 1 — 29-4-20033 3/2003 U/Ss 365

A/324/353/42713/AO/7ATA..Ord:/7ATA.

1 — 16-6-2003

4 4/2003 U/Ss398/324/353/427/34PPC.

4 — 23-6-2003

5 5/2003 U/Ss 365/109 PPC. 9 — 18-9-20036 6/2003 U/Ss

302/120B/365A/34PPC

4 — 10/2/2004

7 7/2003 U/Ss 13 AO/7ATA. 1 — 29-4-20038 8/2003 U/Ss 302/353/324/34

PPC.4 — 6/5/2003

9 9/2003 U/Ss 13/14 Zina Ord: 7ATA.

9 Pending –

10 10/2003 U/Ss302/120B/114/10934 PPC/4STA/7ATA.

6 — 11/10/2003

11 11/2003 U/S 13 Arms Ord: 1 Pending –12 12/2004 U/Ss 302/324/34 PPC/

17(4) Harraba.4 Pending –

13 13/2005 U/Ss 17(4) Harraba353/ 324/427/143/149PPC.

8 — 5/5/2003

14 14/2006 U/Ss 13 AO/4 STA. 1 Pending –15 15/2007 U/Ss 302/PPC-324

PPC /13 AO/7(a) ofATA 1997.

1 — 28-4-4004

16 16/2008 U/Ss 302/PPC-324/34PPC 17(4) Harraba.

2 — 12/5/2003

17 17/Nim 2003 U/Ss302/324/333/201/34PPC/7ATA/4STA/13AO.

3 — 8/9/2003

18 18/2003 U/Ss 302 PPC/13 AO. 1 — 29-5-200319 19/2003 U/Ss 13 Arms Ord: 1 — 30-5-200320 20/3003 U/Ss 302/324/3 PPC

17(4) Harraba/7(a)ATA 1997.

2 — 19-2-2004

Continued. . . .


S.No. Case No. Name of Offence No. ofAccused

CasesPending

CasesDecided

Presiding Officer

21 21/2003 U/Ss 302/34 PPC. 3 — 14-7-200322 22/2003 U/Ss 17(3) Harraba/148

149 PPC.13 Pending —

23 23/2003 U/Ss 302/34 PPC. 2 Pending —24 24/2003 U/Ss

324/381A/145/149PPC.

5 Pending —

25 25/2003 U/Ss 17(3) Harraba /394 PPC.

7 — —

26 26/2003 U/Ss 302/48/149 PPC. 16 Pending 22-3-200427 27/2003 U/Ss 302/34 PPC/7(a)

ATA.3 — —

28 28/2003 U/Ss 17(3) Harraba/394PPC.

4 Pending 6/3/2004

29 29/2003 U/Ss 302/324/353 PPC7ATA/13 AO.

1 — —

30 1/2004 U/Ss 302/34 PPC/7(a)ATA.

4 Pending 8/12/2003

31 2/2004 U/Ss 17(3) Harraba/458PPC 7ATA..

2 Pending –

32 3/2004 U/Ss 39/324/353/427PPC/13 AO/7ATA.

2 — —

33 4/2004 U/S 13 Arms Ord: 1 — 22-1-200434 5/2004 U/Ss 382/34

PPC/7ATA.4 Pending 22-1-2004

35 6/2004 U/Ss 341/506/148/149PPC 22 Harraba/7ATA.

5 Pending —

36 7/2004 U/Ss 302/34 PPC7(a)ATA.

4 Pending —

37 8/2004 U/Ss 324/ 353/ 224/225/ 148/ 149 PPC/ 7ATA.

9 Pending —

38 9/2004 U/Ss 302/34 PPC/7(a)ATA.

2 Pending —

39 10/2004 U/Ss 17(3)Harraba/120B / 411PPC/7ATA/13 AO.

10 Pending —

40 11/2004 U/Ss 381A/148/149PPC 7ATA.

5 Pending —

41 12/2004 U/Ss 382/148/149 PPC7ATA.

6 Pending —

42 13/2004 U/Ss 302/460/342/34PPC/7(a) ATA 1997.

4 Pending —

43 14/2004 U/Ss 302/109/34 PPC7(a) ATA 1997.

2 Pending —

44 15/2004 U/Ss 392/34 PPC/20Harraba/7ATA.

2 Pending —

45 16/2004 U/Ss 5 Explosive Sub-stances Act /13AO /7ATA.

1 Pending —

46 17/2004 U/Ss 302 PPC/10( 3)Zina Ord:1979.

1 Pending —

The details of the budget were provided by the Court, however, the totals provided do not add up,therefore, the table is not reporduced here.

13.2.4 Anti-Terrorism Court Bannu (May, 2002 to 31st July, 2003)

S.No. Case Title Charge u/s Status1 Muhammad Rahman etc. 364(A)/368/7ATA Disposed of2 Wilayat Ullah etc. 324/353/216/34PPC/7ATA —do—3 Mir Sahib Khan etc. 302/324/148/149&7ATA. —do—

Continued. . . .


S.No. Case Title Charge u/s Status4 Muhammad Ali etc. 302/324/148/149/109/120(B),13

A.O and 7ATA.—do—

5 Muhd: Razaq etc. 302/324/353/148/149/216,13A.O, 512 and 7 ATA.

—do—

6 Nasib Nawaz etc. 324/427/148/149/3/4ESA,512and 7ATA.

—do—

7 Wali Ayaz etc. 17(3) Harabah, 7ATA. —do—8 Umer Khetab etc. 324/148/149 and 7ATA. —do—9 Burhanullah etc. 302/234/353/34PPC/427, 13 A.O

and 7ATA.—do—

10 Atta-ur-Rahman etc. 365(A)/386/347/216/109 &7ATA.

—do—

11 Rabh Gul etc. 324/14/(3)/148/149 & 7ATA. —do—12 Wali Ayaz etc. 17(3), 7ATA. —do—13 Alam Gir etc. 17(3) Harabah, 7ATA. —do—14 Alam Gir etc. 365(A)/381(A)/120(B) & 7ATA. —do—15 Sifat Ullah etc. 324/353/148/149/7ATA. —do—16 Irfan Ullah etc. 324/427/148/149/3ESA & 7ATA. —do—17 Abdul Samad etc. 17(3)/120(B) 7ATA. —do—18 Alam Gir etc. 305(A)/17(3)/215/216/411 and 7

ATA,—do—

19 Wilayat Ullah etc. 16M.P.O/13 A.O/186/148/149and 7 ATA.

—do—

20 Malik Niaz etc. 506/34/3ESA & 7 ATA. —do—21 Muhd: Razaq etc. 302/324/353/148/149/216/13

A.O & 7ATA.—do—

22 Muhd: Ibrahim etc. 302/324/353/34/3/4ESA/13 A.O7STAA and 7ATA.

—do—

23 Rahmat Ayaz etc. 6/7-10(4) Zina Ord: & 7 ATA. —do—24 Akber Zaman etc. 324/353/34/13 A.O/5ESP 7 ATA. —do—25 Arab Khan etc. 324/14(2)/148/149/7ATA. —do—

Sanctioned Apprec.Sub-head Budget Budget Income Exp. Saving01101-Pay of Officer. 167,260 —- 167,260 140,405 26,85501200-Pay of Staff. 192,930 —- 192,930 74,545 118,38502200-House Rent Allowances. 2,500 —- 2,500 24,679 33102500-Special D.A. 30,000 —- 12,400 17,60002700-Washing Allowance. 1,440 —- 1,440 720 72002800-Dress Allowance. 1,800 —- 1,800 920 88002907-Medicial Allowance. 17,640 —- 17,640 9,184 8,45641000-Repair of Vehicle. 4,000 5,000 9,000 —- 9,00042000-Machinery 700 700 1,400 655 74543000-Furniture. 700 700 1,400 680 72051101-Travelling Allowance. 4,000 10,000 14,000 12,509 1,49151300-P.O.L. 20,000 24,000 44,000 43,969 3152100-Postage & Telegraph 500 500 1,000 1,000 —-52200- Telephone Charges 10,000 10,000 20,000 15,760 4,24053300-Electricity Charges 10,000 —- 10,000 —- 10,00053400-Hot & Cold W. Charges 1,000 1,000 2,000 —- 2,00054000-0ffice Stationery 2,000 2,000 4,000 1,255 2,74555000-Printing Charges 1,000 1,000 2,000 2,00056000-Law Books/News Papers. 10,000 10,000 20,000 1,730 18,27059900-Other Contingencies. 2,000 2,000 4,000 2,410 1,590

13.2.5 Anti-Terrorism Court Kohat

The information provided on behalf of the Judge Anti-Terrorism Court, Kohat is as follows:

1. Presiding Officer: Post vacant since 01.02.03.


2. Staff: At present only one Reader/Assistant is performing duties.

3. Cases: Only one case (FIR No. 41, dated 20.01.04) is pending.

4. Budget: Provided accordingly.

13.2.6 Anti-Terrorism Court Swat (May, 2002 to 31st July, 2003)

S.No. Nature of Case Institution Acquittal Conviction Decided Pending1 Bail Petitions 58 — — All Nil2 For Trial 35 15 5 20 8

Note: Out of the 35 trial cases, seven were returned.

13.2.7 Anti-Terrorism Court Abbottabad

S.No. Title of Case FIR No./Dt. ChallanDt.

Offence No.ofAc-cused

Period Decision

1 State v. Shamsul Wahab

399, 21-9-2001 3/1/2003 302/324,435/148/149,6/7 ATA.

1 14 days Acquitted.

2 State v. AliAkser.

313, 11-7-2002 8/1/2003 324/353,148/14913 -AO,6/7 ATA.

1 10 days Acquitted.

3 State v. Tariq. 577, 1-12-2001 22-1-2003 109,411PPC17(3),6/7 ATA.

1 9 days Acquitted.

4 State v.Noshin Shah

38, 14-1-2003 23-1-2003 324/353,186/34/6/7ATA,13-AO.

1 28 days Accused Mohsin Shah S/oSyed Shams ul Umar was con-victed and sentenced to un-dergo one year RI u/s 506PPC, One year RI u/s 186PPC, three years u/s 13-AO,1965 read with section 7 ofthe ATA, 1997 and a fine ofRs. 500/- or in default to un-dergo Two month RI, Oneyear RI under Article 4 of theOffences of Prohibition (En-forcement of Hadood) Ordi-nance 200/- or in default tosuffer one month RI read withsection 7 of ATA, 1997.

5 State Vs Zul-fiqar.

381, 3-7-2002 29-1-2003 302/324,148/149/6/7ATA.

1 8 days. Acquitted.

6 State v. SyedZahid Hus-sain.

38, 14-1-2003 15-3-2003 324/ 353/186/ 34 /3/ AEGO13-AO6/7ATA.


7 State v. Am-jad HussainShah.

559, 21-12-2002

21-3-2003 365-A/34,13-AO 6/7ATA.

4 11 Months27 days

Acquitted.

8 State v. AbdurRazaq

313, 11-7-2002 10/4/2003 324/353,148/1496/7 ATA.

3 One Months4 days.

Acquitted.

Continued. . . .


S.No. Title of Case FIR No./Dt. ChallanDt.

Offence No.ofAc-cused

Period Decision

9 State v. Sar-dar MoazzamKhan.

307, 18-6-2003 5/7/2003 302/324PPC 6/7ATA.

1 3 Months 3Days.

Accused Sardar MoazzamKhan was convicted andsentenced to death u/s 302-BPPC, read with section 7 ofATA 1997 for committing(Qatal-I-Amad of Dr.FarooqHilal. Decision: He shall behang by neck till he diessubject to conformationof his death sentence byPeshawar High Court BenchAbbottabad. he is also heldliable to pay fine of Rs.1,00,000/- (One Lak) or indefault thereof to undergo2 years RI under the saidsection of Law i.e. 302-BPPC read with section 7 ofthe ATA 1997. He is alsoconvicted and sentenced toundergo 10 years RI u/s324 PPC read with section7 of the ATA 1997, forcommitting Qatal-i-Amed ofDr.Farmanullah along witha fine of Rs.50,000/- (FiftyThousand) or in defaultto under go 1 year RI. Heis also held liable to payRs.3,00,000/-(Three Lak) ascompensation to the legalheirs of the accused Dr. Fa-rooq Hillal u/s 541-A Cr.P.Cor in default to under 6 (six)months imprisonment, thecompensation payable underthe above mentioned sectionof Cr.P.C shall be recoverableas arrears of land revenue.

10 State v. LalKhan etc.

133, 12-12-2000

23-8-2003 302/324,148/1496/7 ATA.


11 State v.MussawarHussain.

577, 212-2001 27-8-2003 17(3),411 PPC109, 6/7ATA.


12 State v.Sultan-ul-Arafeen

3, 1-1-2002 9/10/2003 302/324/34PPC 6/7ATA.

2 1 Month 12days.

Acquitted.

13 State v.Afreen Guletc.

80, 24-10-2000 20-10-2003 324/34,PPC 3/4EHO 6/7ATA.

2 9 days Acquitted.

14 State v. TajMuhammad.

381, 1-7-2003 27-10-2003 302/324,148/149,512Cr.P.C6/7 ATA.

1 9 days Acquitted.


ABBOTABAD BUDGET (2003–2004)Object Classification Budget01101-Basic Pay of Officer. 380,48001200-Pay of Staff. 394,60002100-Senior Post Allowance 10,20002200-House Rent Allowances. 25,00002700-Washing Allowance. 1,44002800-Dress Allowance. 1,80002936-Spl: Addl: Allowance. 50,00002907-Medical Allowance. 17,64002914-Entertainment Allowance 5,64002929-Special Judge Allowance. 120,00003900-Judicial Allowance. 24,00041000-Repair of Vehicle. 9,00042000-Repair of Machinery. 1,40043000-Repair of Furniture. 1,40051101-Travelling Allowance. 9,00051300-P.O.L. Charges. 45,00052100-Service Stamps. 1,00052200- Telephone Charges 21,00053100-Gas Charges. 10,00053300-Electricity Charges 10,00053400-Hot & Cold W. Charges 2,00054000-0ffice Stationery 4,00055000-Printing Charges 2,00056000-Law Books/News Papers. 20,00059900-Miscellaneous Charges. 4,000Grand Total 1,120,720


13.3 Anti-Terrorism Courts in Sindh

Sr.No. Name of Courts Place of sitting Name of Presiding Officer1 Anti Terrorism Court-I, Karachi. Karachi Mr. Ale-Maqbool2 Anti Terrorism Court-II, Karachi. Karachi Mr. Feroze Mehmood Bhatti3 Anti Terrorism Court-III, Karachi. Karachi Mr. Arshad Noor Khan4 Anti Terrorism Court-IV, Karachi. Karachi Vacant (Incharge Mr. Haq Nawaz Balouch)5 Anti Terrorism Court-V, Karachi. Karachi Mr. Haq Nawaw Balouch6 Anti Terrorism Court Hyderabad Hyderabad Syed Ali Ashraf Shah7 Anti Terrorism Court-I, Sukkur Sukkur Mr. Amir Faisal Khan8 Anti Terrorism Court-II, Sukkur Sukkur Mr. Riaz Ahmad Rajput9 Anti Terrorism Court-III, Sukkur Sukkur Mr. Naimatullah Phulpoto.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NAMES OF PRESIDING OFFICEROF ANTI-TERRORISM COURTS IN SINDH

Sr.No. Name of Courts TOTAL PENDING CASES1 Anti Terrorism Court-I, Karachi. 82 Anti Terrorism Court-II, Karachi. 73 Anti Terrorism Court-III, Karachi. 94 Anti Terrorism Court-IV, Karachi. 05 Anti Terrorism Court-V, Karachi. 196 Anti Terrorism Court Hyderabad 847 Anti Terrorism Court-I, Sukkur 938 Anti Terrorism Court-II, Sukkur 559 Anti Terrorism Court-III, Sukkur 138

413TOTAL :-

STATEMENT SHOWING THE PENDENCY OF CASESOF EACH ANTI-TERRORISM COURTS IN SINDH

UPTO 31ST DECEMBER 2003.


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A.T.C Karachi-I0

00

00

00

00

20

20

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

10

10

00

00

03

03

2A.T.C Karachi-II

10

11

01

00

00

00

00

02

02

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

00

40

43

A.T.C Karachi-III1

12

31

42

02

21

31

23

20

20

00

10

11

12

10

11

12

10

116

723

4A.T.C Karachi-IV

00

00

00

00

00

22

00

00

00

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00

00

00

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00

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00

00

02

25

A.T.C Karachi-V0

00

00

00

00

30

30

00

00

00

00

30

31

01

00

01

01

00

08

08

6A.T.C Hyderabad

40

41

01

40

43

25

41

55

05

01

14

04

40

42

13

02

23

03

347

417

A.C.C Sukkur-I1

23

03

36

39

07

70

55

14

51

45

42

64

04

04

40

44

22

419

4059

8A.C.C Sukkur-II

20

21

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20

23

14

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00

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05

05

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36

06

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15

05

278

359

A.C.C Sukkur-III6

06

12

38

19

02

21

34

12

36

06

41

56

28

33

61

12

40

441

1758

153

187

916

224

2613

1528

812

2011

617

75

1221

324

166

2213

821

48

1215

217

15281233

JanuaryNAME OF THE

COURTFebruary

S.NoOctober

JuneJuly

AugustSeptember

Total

STATEMENT SHOWING THE CASES DECIDEDBY ANTI RETTORISM COURTS IN

SINDH W.E.F 1-1-2003 TO 31-12-2003

Grand TotalMarch

AprilMay

DecemberNovember


No of Cases

No of Person Convict

No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

No of Cases


No of Person Acquit

Death Sentence2

22

56

126

61

13

45

825

38Life Imprisonment

35

122

1834

56

1323

721

48101

10 Years R11

11

11

11

23

62

89

197 Years R1

11

32

156

72

289

5 Years R11

13

111

222

737

113 Years R1

55

2 Years R11 Years R1Acquital

32

713

27

37

324078

81317

5081

Total3

63

47

22326

132

07

88

34142

325916

783529

135844

50233

178201

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IIATC SUKKUR-

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KARACHI-IVATC

KARACHI-VATC

HYDERABADATC SUKKUR-

I

PARTICULARS

ATCKARACHI-I

ATCKARACHI-II

ATCKARACHI-III

W.E.F. 1-1-2003 TO 31-12-2003.DECIDED BY ANTI-TERRORISM COURT IN SINDH WITH CATEGORY-WISESTATEMENT SHOWING NUMBER OF CASES (CONVICTION & ACQUITTAL)


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416

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07

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740

817

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423

28

4159

3558

233

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2944

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Acquit

32

137

332

7813

50201

To

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Perso

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trial.

99

397

1174

9442

94379

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13.3.1 Karachi ATC—I

Syed Ale Maqbool Rizvi: KARACHI ATC—ISer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total

1 Jan-03 0 0 02 Feb-02 0 0 03 Mar-02 0 0 04 Apr-02 2 0 25 May-02 0 0 06 Jun-02 0 0 07 Jul-02 0 0 08 Aug-02 0 0 09 Sep-02 0 0 010 Oct-02 1 0 111 Nov-02 0 0 012 Dec-02 0 0 0

Total :- 3 0 3

KARACHI ATC —ISpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES

Ser. Case No. & Police of Under Acquitted Convicted SentencedSer. No. Date Station Accused Section (Name) (Name) (Death,

Life, RI)Remarks

1 14/02 73/0118-05-01

Baldia MuhammadFaisal

302/324/34/PPC

1. Muham-mad Faisal

AccusedMuham-mad Faisalis awardeddeathsentence

Accused is con-victed on 11-04-03.

2 34/02 107/0214-06-02

Civil Line MuhammadHaroon andothers

302/324/427/PPC

MuhammadAshrafKhan

1. Muham-mad Imran2. Muham-mad Hanif3. HafizMuham-mad Zubair4. SharibArsalanFarooqi

AccusedMuham-mad Imranis awardeddeath sen-tence, whileaccusedHanif,Zubairand SharibArsalan areawardedlife impris-onment

Accused are con-victed on 14-04-03.

3 37/02 94/0208-07-02

Air Port MuhammadImran andothers

120-A/120-B/324/PPC

1. WaseemAkhtar2. SharibArsalanFarooqi

1. Muham-mad Imran2. Muham-mad Ashraf3. Muham-mad Hanif

All theaccusedawarded10yrs RIand fineof Rs.1,00,0000each



13.3.2 Karachi ATC—II

Mr. Feroz M. Bhatti: KARACHI ATC—IISer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 1 0 12 Feb-03 1 0 13 Mar-03 0 0 04 Apr-03 0 0 05 May-03 0 0 06 Jun-03 2 0 27 Jul-03 0 0 08 Aug-03 0 0 09 Sep-03 0 0 010 Oct-03 0 0 011 Nov-03 0 0 012 Dec-03 0 0 0

Total 4 0 4

KARACHI ATC —IISpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 17/99 165/9804-07-98

OrangiTown

DilawarKhan andothers

302/34/PPC 1. DilawarKhan 2. M.Aslam 3.Jahangir

All theaccused areawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.1 lac


2 40/02 253/01 Peerabad ShaikhMuham-madAhmad

3/4 Explo-sive Actr/w 7 ATA

ShaikhMuham-madAhmad

AccusedShaikhMuham-madAhmadis 07yrs RI


3 11/02 195/0123-11-01

Civil Line Sabir AliWaseemand others

427/3/4ExplosivesAct 7 ATA

Asif Ramzi Sabir AliWaseem

AccusedSabir AliWaseemawarded10yrs RI,while ac-cused AsifRamzi isacquitted


4 07/03 92/0208-05-02

Civil Line Asif Zaheerand RizwanAhmad

3/4 Explo-sives Act302/324/427/120-B/109/PPCr/w 7 ATA

Adnan Qa-mar

1. AsifZaheer 2.RizwanAhmad(Abscon-der) 1.Muham-mad Sohail

All accusedawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.7 lacs eachin total



13.3.3 Karachi ATC—III

Mr. Arshad Noor Khan: KARACHI ATC—IIISer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 1 1 22 Feb-03 3 1 43 Mar-03 2 0 24 Apr-03 2 1 35 May-03 1 2 36 Jun-03 2 0 27 Jul-03 0 0 08 Aug-03 1 0 19 Sep-03 1 1 210 Oct-03 1 0 111 Nov-03 1 1 212 Dec-03 1 0 1

TOTAL :- 16 7 23

KARACHI ATC —IIISpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 49/02 466/02 BufferZone

ShehzadBaig andothers.

365-A /353/342/PPC

1. ShahzadBaig 2.WaseemAnsari3.PC Javed4.PC Mu-jhid.

All fouraccusedawardedLife Impris-onment andfine of Rs.20,000/-each.


2 128/00 83/00 Qaidabad Syed Inay-atullah

365-A /457/452/PPC

Syed Inay-atullah


3 51/02 182/0229-11-02

Rizvi So-ciety

ShahzadAli andothers.

365-A PPC 1. ShahzadAli 2.Farhan Ali.


4 01/03 225/02 Al-Falah MuhammadRafiq andothers.

365-A 377 /34 /PPC

1.AbdulGhafar2.Muham-mad Rafiq.

AbdulGhaf-far andMuham-madRafique areawardeddeathsentenced.


5 02/03 582/02 K.I.Area. MuhammadRafiq.

13-D A.O MuhammadRafiq

RI 7 Years. Accused is con-victed on 24-02-03.

6 03/03 196/02 Preedy AbdulGhaffar

13-D A.O. AbdulGhaffar


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

7 50/02 181/0230-10-02

Taimouria SohailAhmed andothers.

365-A /PPC R/W7ATA.

1.SohailAhmad2.Ab-dul Adeel3.Mst.MasoomaBano.4.NomanIqbal (Ju-venile)

All theaccusedare con-victed fordeath sen-tence whileaccusedNomanIqbal isawardedlife impris-onment


8 06/03 04/0303-01-03

Korangi LiaquatKhan &others.

365-A /342/511 PPC

1.LiaquatKhan@NadeemGadha.

Accused Li-aquat Khan@NadeemGadha isconvictedand sen-tenced forLife Impris-onment.


9 09/03 450/0229-11-02

gulistan-e-Johar

MuhammadAmin andothers

365-384 /388 / 34/PPC

1. Muham-mad Amee2. AbdulRehman.

Accused are ac-quitted on 03-04-03.

10 08/03 26/0101-02-03

OrangiExten-sion

Imran aliasMunna andothers.

353 / 302 /34 / PPC

1. Mua-jahidHussain

1.Imran@Munna.

AccusedIm-ran@Munnais awardedLife Impris-onment.


11 44-A / 02 741/0224-08-02

Gulshan-e-Iqbal

BashirAhmed(Juvenile)

365-A/ PPC7ATA.

BashirAhmed(Juvenile)

AccusedBahsirAhmed(Juvenile)is con-victed RI10 Years.


12 10/03 118/0124-04-01

OrangiTown

IfranAslam.

302 / 34 /PPC

1.IrfanAslam


13 11/03 13/0322-01-03

Modelothers.

Asif andothers.

302 / 342/ 455/ 392/ 397/109/512/PPC

1.Asif S/oAbdulSalam 2.Asif S/oAbdulRasheed3.SfadarS/o Nazeer.


14 19/03 65/0228-03-03

Quaidabad. MahmoodAli

365-A/ 302/34/PPC

1.MuhammadAli2.Mst.ChandSoof.

AccusedMuham-mad Ali isawardedtwo timesdeathsentencewhile Mst.Chand soofawardedtwo timeLife Impris-onment.

Accused are con-victed on 29-05-03

Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

15 22/03 46/0315-04-03

ArtilleryMaidan

BehramKhan andothers.

302 / 34 /PPC

1.BehramKhan2.PeerKhan.

AccusedBehramKhanawardeddeathsentence& fine ofRs.2,00,000/-whileaccusedPeer Khanawardedlife impris-onment.


16 23/03 47/0315-04-03

ArtilleryMaidan

BehramKhan .

13-D A.O. BehramKhan

RI for 7Years.

Accused is con-victed on 25-06-03

17 166/01 90/0110-06-01

ShahFaisalColony.

MuhammadNaeem

302 / 324/ 10 (4)Zina Ord. 7ATA.

MuhammadNaeem

AccusedNaeem isawardedLife im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-.


18 24/03 105/0302-05-03

Kalri. Intizar Ali@ FalakSher.

366 / 34 /PPC

1.IntezarAli.

Intezar Aliawarded RI6 Years andfine of Rs.50,000/-.


19 123/01 1370108-05-02

SITE. Fazal Hus-sain @Afzal Baba.

392 / 397 /34 / PPC

Fazal Hus-sain @Afzal Baba.


20 26/03 105/0324-08-03

Garden GhulamHussainand others.

365-A / 34/ PPC

1. ImranYousuf.

1.GhulamHussainSoomro2.Akbar.

AccusedawardedLife impris-onment.


21 27/03 127/0306-06-03

Defence SyedShahzadAli andothers.

395 / 396 /302 / 34 /PPC 10(4)Zina 1794)Hudood.

1.SyedShahzadAli 2.AbdulJabbar3.AhmedHussain.

All accusedawardeddeathsentenceand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-recoveringconfisca-tion of theirproperty.


22 08/99 146/9802-11-98

Brigade Lutufllah 302 / 149 /34 / PPC

Lutufullah. Accused is con-victed on 15-11-03

23 29/03 344/0327-09-03

Sir Syed. KhalidAbbas andothers.

365-A / 34/ PPC.

1.KhalidAbbas.2.AliMuham-mad.

All twoaccusedawardeddeath sen-tencedand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.



13.3.4 Karachi ATC—IV

KARACHI ATC—IVSer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total

DATA NOT PROVIDED

KARACHI ATC —IVSpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 137/01 271/9712-11-97

T.P.X. ShahNawaz andothers

302/109/34/PPC

1. Shah-nawaz 2.Kashif 3.Wasim 4.syed Faisal

All accused areacquitted on 22-04-03 u/s 265-HCr.P.C.

2 36/02 158/01 Frere MuhammadAjmal @AkramLahori andothers

302/34/PPC

1. Muham-mad Ajmal@ AkramLahori 2.Attaullah3. Muham-mad Azam

Accused are ac-quitted on 30-04-03.

13.3.5 Karachi ATC—V

Mr. Haq Nawaz Baloch: KARACHI ATC—VSer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 0 0 02 Feb-03 0 0 03 Mar-03 0 0 04 Apr-03 3 0 35 May-03 0 0 06 Jun-03 0 0 07 Jul-03 0 0 08 Aug-03 3 0 39 Sep-03 1 0 110 Oct-03 0 0 011 Nov-03 1 0 112 Dec-03 0 0 0

Total :- 8 0 8


KARACHI ATC —VSpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 16/02 23/0211-03-02

ShahFaisalColony

MuhammadAjmal @AkramLahori andothers

302/34/PPC 1. AjmalLahori 2.Attaullah3. Azam

AccusedAjmalLahori,Attaullahand Azamawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.2 lac


2 21/02 63/0204-03-02

Gizri MuhammadAjmal @AkramLahori andothers

302/34/PPC

1. AjmalLahori 2.Attaullah3. Azam

AccusedAjmalLahori,Attaullahand Azamawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.2 lac


3 05/02 175/02 Defence Attaullah 13-D A.O. 1. At-taullah

07 yrs RI Accused is con-victed on 26-04-03.

4 20/03 10/03 Saudabad Kashif 13-D A.O. 1. Kashif 07 yrs RI Accused is con-victed on 02-08-03.

5 21/03 08/03 Saudabad Kashif Azizand others

186/302/412/34/PPC 3/4ExplosivesAct

1. KashifAziz 2. Za-hir Ansari

Both ac-cusedawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.10000 each


6 23/02 212/0104-10-01

Mehmood-abad

MuhammadAjmal @AkramLahori

302/324/34/PPC

1. Azam 2.Attaullah3. Muham-mad Ajmal@ AkramLahori 4.Tassaduq

AccusedAzam andAttaullahawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.100000whileaccusedAjmal La-hori andTassaduqawardedlife impris-onment


7 26/02 54/0207-04-02

RizviaSociety

MuhammadAjmal @AkramLahori andothers

302/34/PPC

1. AkramLahori 2.Muham-mad Azam3. Tas-saduqueHussain

Attaullah AccusedAttaullahawardeddeath sen-tence andfine of Rs.100000


8 22/02 38/0211-02-02

Saddar MuhammadAjmal @AkramLahori andothers

302/34/PPC

1. Muham-mad Ajmal@ AkramLahori 2.TassaduqueHussain 3.Attaullah4. Muham-mad Azam

All accusedawardeddeath sen-tence andfine as com-pensation



13.3.6 Hyderabad ATC

Mr. Ali Ashraf Shah: HYDERABAD ATCSer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 4 0 42 Feb-03 1 0 13 Mar-03 4 0 44 Apr-03 3 2 55 May-03 4 1 56 Jun-03 5 0 57 Jul-03 0 1 18 Aug-03 4 0 49 Sep-03 4 0 410 Oct-03 2 1 311 Nov-03 0 2 212 Dec-03 3 0 3

Total :- 34 7 41

HYDERABAD ATCSpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 30/01 92/9926-07-99

Market ShahbazMughal

302/365-A/PPC, 6/7ATA.

ShahbazMughal

AccusedShahbazMughalawardedtwo timeLife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-


2 07/02 3/02 16-01-02

Chamber. Harchandand others.

324 / 353 /34 PPC

1.Marchand2.Lakho3.Ramoon

All ac-cused areawarded 7years RIand fine ofRs.50,00,000/-each.


3 51/02 70/9828-09-98

Umerkot IsmailEisso &others.

392 / 302 /PPC

1.Ismail@ Eisso2.NoorMuham-mad @Noor 3.Sid-dique4.Punhoon5.RejhooBajir.

All accusedare con-victed andsentencedfor Life Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


4 52/02 72/9811-10-98

Umerkot IsmailEisso.

13-D.A.O. Ismail @Eisso.

RI for 7years.


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

5 55/02 147/0210-09-02

T.MKhan.

ArmarSingh andothers.

302/365-A/ PPC

1.AmarSingh2.Muham-madYaqoob3.NoorMuham-mad @Noor.

AccusedAmirSingh,Muham-madYaqooband NoorMuham-mad @Noor areconvictedLife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


6 60/01 38/0111-09-01

T.GhulamAli.

MohammadIbrahimand others.

365-A/PC 1.MohammadIbrahim.

1.SalehLahor2.Mo-hammadHashim.

SalehLahorand Mo-hammadHashim areawardedLife Impris-onment.


7 01/02 76/0111-09-01

Matli. MohammadIbrahim.

324 / 353 /PPC

MohammadIbrahim.

Accused isawardedlife impris-onment.


8 02/02 109/0131-12-01

Matli. MohammadHashim

13-D.A.O. MohammadHashim.

RI for 7years.


9 03/02 108/0131-12-01

Matli. Saleh La-hor.

13-E.A.O. Sale Lahor. RI for 7years.


10 40/01 15/0111-04-01

OldM.P.K.

Nooruddinand others.

365 / 324 /353 / 34 /PPC 17(3)EHO 6/7ATA.

1.Anwar. 1.Nooruddin2.AliAhmad(ABSCON-DER)1.Manzoor.

RI for 7years andfine ofRs.50,000/-


11 41/01 17/0111-04-01

-do- Nooruddin. 13-D.A.O. Nooruddin. RI 7 years. Accused is con-victed on 05-04-03.

12 42/01 16/0111-04-11

-do- Ahmed Ali. 13-D.A.O. Ali Ahmad RI 7 years. Accused is con-victed on 05-04-03.

13 01/03 107/0008-11-00

Jamshoro MuhammadDayar.

17(3) EHO MuhammadDayer.


14 02/03 85/0008-11-00

Sehwan MuhammadDayar.

412 / 34/ PPC 6ATA.

MuhammadDayer.


15 16/03 97/0006-06-00

Jhudo Aurangzeb& others.

302 / 324 /353 / PPC

1.Aurangzaib.2.Ashraf.

Both ac-cusedconvictedfor 14years RIand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-


16 17/03 98/0006-06-00

Jhudo Aurangzeb. 13-D.A.O. Aurangzaib. RI for 7years andfine ofRs.50,000/-


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

17 18/03 99/0006-06-00

Jhudo Ashraf. 13-D.A.O. Ashraf RI for 7years andfine ofRs.50,000/-


18 19/03 19/0309-06-00

Jhudo Aurangzeb. 13-E.A.O. Aurangzaib. RI for 7years andfine ofRs.50,000/-


19 20/03 22/9825-05-98

SITE. Imam BuxBizenjo.

402/B 365-A / PPC 7ATA.

1.ImranBuxBizenjo.


20 39/01 11/0216-01-01

TandoAdam

GhulamRasool andothers.

302 / 324 /PPC

1.GhulamRasoolNizamani.2.LiaquatJat 3.At-taullahJunejo &4.Azamwaryah.

1.Buxan(Abscon-der)1.YosufMari2.KhadimRind3.ShaukatLail 4.Ad-loo Khoso& 5.FidaMirjat.

All accusedare con-victed andsentencedfor Life Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each whileaccused1.GhulamRasoolNizamani2.LiaquatJat 3.At-taullahJunejo &4.AzamWaryahstandsacquitted.


21 24/01 39/0129-05-01

Hatri Bhai Khanand others.

365-A /PPC

1.BhaiKhan2.SalamatLakho3.JumanChutto4.YaqoobMakrani.5.GulBhatti.

1.LongMachi 2.AliNawaz3.Muham-mad Hanif.

Accused1.LongMachi 2.AliNawaz3.Muham-madHanif areawardedlife impris-onmentwhile theremainingaccused areacquitted.


22 21/01 57/0123-06-01

TandoJam

LounMachi andothers.

302 / 353 /PPC

Accused1.LongMachi 2.AliNawaz3.Muham-madHanif areawardedlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


23 27/01 69/0114-07-01

TandoJam

LongMachi.

13-D A.O. LongMachi.

RI Years. Accused is con-victed on 16-06-03

24 25/01 63/0103-07-02

TandoJam

MohammadHanif.

13-D A.O. MohammadHanif.

RI Years. Accused is con-victed on 16-06-03

Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

25 66/02 50/0124-11-01

Jatoi Sahabdino. 365-APPC.

Sahibdino. Accused are con-victed on 02-07-03

26 13/02 03/0209-02-02

Faiz Ganj GhulamHussainand others.

365-A / 149/ PPC 6/7ATA.

1.GhulamHussain2.ChanesarGulsher3.Ashraf.4.GhulamMustafa.

All theaccusedawardedlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.50,000/-each.


27 14/02 08/0214-03-02

Bit Shah. GhulamHussainand others.

324 / 353 /149 PPC

1.Nangar2.Rasoolo3.DhanoMalookani.

1.GhulamHussain2.ChanesarGulsher3.Ashraf.4.GhulamMustafa.

All theaccusedawarded RI14 yearsand fine ofRs.50,000/-each.


28 41/00 14/0011-05-00

BhittaiNagar

Sajid andothers

365-A /PPC 6/7ATA.

1.Sajid @Bux 2.InyatAli Hisbani3.LiaquatShah 4.Ka-mal Jhinjhi(Ab-sconding).1.Israr.

1.RahimBux 2.San-wal(Ab-sconding)1.Muham-mad Juman2.FaqirMuham-mad.

All accusedawardedLife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each, whileaccused1.Sajid@ Shuja2.InayatAli Hisbani3.LiquatShah 4.Ka-mal Jhinjhiand ab-scondingaccused Is-rar Khushkare acquit-ted.


29 65/01 65/0031-05-00

Faiz Ganj Rehim Buxand others.

324 / 353 /344 / PPC

Inayat AliHisbani

1.RahimBux 2.San-wal(Ab-sconding)1.Juman2.FaqirMuham-mad.

All accusedawarded RI10 yearsand fine ofRs.50,000/-whileaccusedInayat AliHishani isacquitted.


30 42/00 14/0006-08-00

GulabLeghari

Rasoo Bux 399 / 400 /353 / PPC

Rasool Bux@ GhulamRasoolKalhoro.

RI 7 yeaersand fine ofRs.50,000/-


31 34/02 59/9915-06-99

TandoAllayar

Miandadand others.

302 / 324 /353 / PPC

1.MiadadKhaskheli2.MashooqKhaskheli.

Both ac-cusedawardedLife im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


32 35/02 71/9925-07-99

TandoAllayar

MashoodqKhaskheli

13-E.A.O. MashoodqKhaskheli

RI 7 years. Accused are con-victed on 29-09-03

Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

33 38/03 54/9923-06-02

BhittaiNagar

MiandadKhaskheli

13-D.A.O. MiandadKhaskheli.

RI 7 years. Accused are con-victed on 29-09-03

34 39/02 20/0221-06-02

KeenjharLake

Haji Mal-lah &others.

365-APPC.

1.Haji Mal-lah

1.AbdulSattarKhaskheli.

AbscondingaccusedAbdulSattarKhaskheliawardedLife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-.


35 05/02 25/9818-06-81

Jhirruk GodarPalari

302 / 392 /398 / PPC

GodarPalari


36 50/01 71/01 Matiari Soomar &others.

365-APPC.

1.Shafi(Ab-sconder)1.SoomarKhoso2.ImamBux Khoso3.ArbabKhoso.

AccusedawardedLife impris-onment.


37 43/02 12/01 Saeedabad Jaffar andothers.(Abscon-ders)

365-APPC.

(Absconder)1.JaffarKario2.BadalKario3.Faqir4.Mashooq.


38 01/01 01/0101-01-01

KarioGhanwar

HajiGhulamMuftafaand others.

353 / 324 /PPC

1.HajiGhulamMustufa2.JamShahani3.Majeed.4.AllahRakoio5.Ismail6.Qambar7.Qasi.


39 59/02 26/0223-09-02

Oderolal Ilyas Kalroand others.

365-A /PPC 7/6ATA.

1.HussainAli Kalro2.AbdulGhani.

1.IlyasKario2.MumtazRajar.

AccusedIlyasKario andMumtazRajar areawardedlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.1,25,000/-.


40 58/02 23/02 Umersand MumtazAli andothers.

302 / 324 /353 / PPC

1.IlyasKario2.MumtazRajar.

AccusedIlyasKario andMumtazRajar areawardedlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.50,000/-.


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

41 33/02 17/0119-02-01

Digri. AsgharHussainand others.

302 / 324 /34 / PPC17(2)(4)HO r/w6/7 ATA.

1.AsgharHussainArain 2.AliMuham-mad Arain3.Muham-mad SaeedJat.4.ZahidHussain.

All accusedawardedlife Impris-onment.


13.3.7 Sukkur ATC—I

Mr. Amir Faisal: SUKKUR ATC—ISer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 1 2 32 Feb-03 0 3 33 Mar-03 6 3 94 Apr-03 0 7 75 May-03 0 5 56 Jun-03 1 4 57 Jul-03 1 4 58 Aug-03 4 2 69 Sep-03 4 0 410 Oct-03 0 4 411 Nov-03 0 4 412 Dec-03 2 2 4

Total:- 19 40 59

SUKKUR ATC — ISpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 120/01 69/01 Ghotki Rashid andothers.

392 / 34 /PPC 7 ATA

1.Rashid2.Qurban


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

2 495/01 233/01 Ratodero Sahib andothers.

365-A /PPC

1.Sahib2.Hamzo3.GhulamShabir4.Mst.Shahzadi.5.Mst.Gulshan

1.Misri(Ab-sconding)1.Amiro2.Hus-sain Bux3.Mukhtiar.

All accusedare con-victed andsentencedfor life Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.50,000/-each, whileaccused1.Sahib2.Hamzo3.GhulamShabbir4.Mst.Shahzadi5.Gul-shan areacquitted.


3 181/1 72/01 Ghotki FatehMuham-mad &others.

394 / PPC7 ATA.

1.FatehMuham-mad(Asconder)1.Rano.


4 182/01 12/01 Belo Mir-pur

Zuhro andothers.

392/ PPC 7ATA.

1.Zahro2.Liaqfat3.Yasee


5 17/02 04/01 W.J.Shah

Haraf andothers.

394 / 381/ PPC 7ATA.

1.Haraf2.Muneer3.Laloo.


6 92/01 63/01 Deherki Tasaduk &others.

381-A PPC7 ATA.

1.Tassaduk2.Muneer3.Laloo.


7 522/01 58/01 Sarhad. Mehar andothers.

395 / PPC& 7 ATA.

1.Mehar2.Liaquat3.Soomar4.FaizMuham-mad5.Makoro.

All accused areconvicted on 15-03-03.

8 550/01 69/01 Sarhad. Liaquat 13-D A.O. Liaquat RI for 5years andfine ofRs.2,000/-.


9 129/00 192/0008-12-00

Ubauro. GhulamQadir andothers.

392 / 381-A PPC 7ATA.

1.GhulamQadir2.Mehboob3.GhulamMuham-mad.


10 130/00 193/00 Ubauro. GhulamQadir.

13-D A.O. GhulamQadir

RI for 5years andfine ofRs.10,000/-.


11 131/00 194/00 Ubauro. Mehboob 13-D A.O. Mehboob RI for 5years andfine ofRs.10,000/-.


12 101/01 49/01 M.Mathelo Ali Anwerand others.

392 / PPC7 ATA.

1.Chachar. 1.AliAnwer2.Sajjad3.Gidro



Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

13 103/01 65/01 M.Mathelo Ali Anwer. 13-D A.O. Ali Anwar. RI for 7years andfine ofRs.5,000/-.


14 104/01 65/01 M.Mathelo Sajad Ali. 13-D A.O. Sajjad Ali. RI for 7years andfine ofRs.5,000/-.


15 176/06 SIP AhmadAli.

3&4 ofcontemptof Court.

Disposed off on27-03-03

16 213/01 79/01 Khan Pur AbdulKhaliq andothers.

302 / 34 /PPC

1.AbdulKhaliq2.GhulamMuham-mad.


17 214/01 85/01 Khan Pur AbdulKhaliq

13-D A.O. AbdlKhaliq


18 79/02 130/01 Dhamrah. Haji Khan& others.

365-A /PPC

1.HajiKhan2.AllwahWarrayio3.GhulamSarwer.


19 80/02 08/02 Dhamrah. Haji Khan 13-D A.O. Haji Khan Accused is con-victed on 07-04-03.

20 619/01 94/01 Sajawal Ghafoorand others.

6(d) 7(iii)ATA.

1.Ghafoor2.NoorHussain3.Niaz


21 620/01 100/01 Sajawal Ghafoor 13-E A.O. Ghafoor. Accused is con-victed on 19-04-03.

22 621/01 101/01 Sajawal Noor Hus-sain

13-E A.O. Noor Hus-sain


23 573/01 116/01 Taluka Hamid andothers.

6(d) 7(iii)ATA.

1.Hamid2.Riaz (Ab-sconder)1.Tariq.


24 569/01 118/01 Taluka Bagoo andothers.

6(d) 7(iii)ATA.

1.Bagoo2.AbdulKhaliq(Ab-sconder)1.Tariq2.Sallah.


25 570/01 147/01 Taluka Bagoo. 13-E A.O. Bagoo. Accused is con-victed on 19-05-03.

26 232/01 53/01 W.J.Shah

Khairo andothers.

365-A /PPC

1.Khairo(Abscon-der)1.Bhoro2.Shahper3.Alam4.Hassno5.Ranjho6.Moorr7.Muneer


27 233/01 55/01 W.J.Shah

Khairo 7(C) ATA. Khairo Accused are con-victed on 31-05-03.

Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

28 165/02 51/02 TalukaLan-rkana.

Suhnoo. 365-A /PPC

Suhnoo Accused is con-victed on 07-06-03.

29 45/01 64/00 Khan Pur Liquat andothers.

392/PPC 7ATA

1.Liaquat2.Kehar(Ab-sconder)1.Kan-mbeer2.Ilyas.


30 199/01 56/01 Civil Line NisarChandio

6(d) 7(iii)ATA.

NisarChandio(Abscon-der)


31 200/01 57/01 Civil Line Waheedand others.

324 / 353PPC

1.WaheedAli (Ab-sconder)1.NisarChandio.

All accusedare con-victed andsentencedRI FOR10 Yearsand fine ofRs.5,000/-each.


32 201/01 58/01 Civil Line WaheedAli.

13-D A.O. WaheedAli.


33 180/01 64/01 Warrah Muneerand others.

392 / 399 /402 PPC

1.Muneer2.KhudaDino

Both ac-cusedconvictedRI 7 yearsand fine ofRs.2,000/-each.


34 556/01 260/01 Ghotki MohammadHussan andothers.

398 / 399402 / PPC

1.MuhammadHassan2.Mir3.Sajjan4.RabNawaz5.Alam6.Sagheer.

All accused areconvicted on 10-07-03

35 557/01 261/01 Ghotki MohammadHussan.

13-D A.O. MohammadHussan.


36 558/01 262/01 Ghotki Mir. 13-D A.O. Mir Accused is con-victed on 10-07-03

37 559/01 263/01 Ghotki Sajjan 13-D A.O. Sajjan Accused is con-victed on 10-07-03

38 292/01 128/01 Deherki Ranjho andothers.

392 / PPC7 ATA.

1.Ranjho2.Mushtaq3.Baxio4.Dadan5.Shahdad6.Dildar.


39 77/02 130/01 MiroKhan

Khalid &others.

124 / A /153 / PPC7 ATA.

1.Khalid2.Munir3.Saeed4.Mujee-dur 5.FdiaHussain6.Ashraf7.Naimat-ullah


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

40 383/01 64/01 W.J.Shah

Gello &others.

324 / 353 /PPC

Billo. 1.Gello2.Sawan

AccusedGello andSawanawarded RI10 yearsand fine ofRs.2,000/-each.


41 381/01 65/01 W.J.Shah

Gello. 13-D A.O. Gello RI 7 years. Accused is con-victed on 20-08-03

42 40/02 116/01 Khan Pur AbdulHakim &others.

302 PPC 7ATA.

(Absconder)1.Hazaro2.AllahBachayio.

Abdul Ha-keem.

AccusedAbdul Ha-keem isawardeddeath sen-tence andpay com-pensationRs.1,00,000/-to legalheirs.


43 41/02 01/02 Khan Pur AbdulHakim

13-E A.O. AbdulHakim


44 378/01 350/01 Qamber MohammadAzam andothers.

324 / 392 /353 / 397/ PPC 7ATA.

MuhammadAli (Ab-sconder)

1.MohammadAzam 2.Taj


45 379/01 351/01 Qamber MohammadAzam.

13-D A.O. MohammadAzam.


46 380/01 352/01 Qamber TajMuham-mad.

13-D A.O. TajMuham-mad.


47 29/03 72/97 Taluka NShah

Asghar &others

365-A PPC Asghar Accused is con-victed on 17-09-03

48 139/2 169/02 Sobhodero Bashir &others.

365-A PPC 1.Bashir2.GhulamShabbir3.Roshan


49 137/02 170/00 Sobhodero Bashir &others.

324 / 353 /PPC

1.Bashir2.GhulamShabbir3.Roshan


50 138/02 171/00 Sobhodero Bashir 13-D A.O. Bashir Accused is con-victed on 01-10-03

51 139/02 172/00 Sobhodero GhulamShabbirand others.

13-D A.O. GhulamShabbir.


52 114/01 16/01 Sarhad. Jumo andothers

392 / PPC7 ATA

1.Jumo2.Manzoor(Abscon-der)1.Gidro@ Alam


53 102/01 52/01 M.Mathelo Jumo andothers

452 / PPC7 ATA.

1.Jumo2.Manzoor(Abscon-der)1.Gidro@ Alam


54 105/01 66/01 M.Mathelo Jumo andothers

13-D A.O. Jumo Accused are con-victed on 07-11-03

Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

55 45/02 59/01 Naudero Munawerand others.

365-A PPC 1.Munawer(Ab-sconder)1.Mubeen2.AliHussain3.Ahmed4.Soomar5.KaramAli6.Suharb.


56 82/00 14/99 A Sun-darani

Hafeez andothers.

365-A PPC 1.M.Hassan2.AllahBachayio3.Ashique

1.MuhammadAyub (Ab-sconder)1.Hafeez2.Manzoor3.Shabbir4.Bashir.

Accused1.Muham-mad Ayub(Ab-sconder)1.Hafeez2.Manzoor3.Shabbir4.Bashir.Areawardedlife impris-onmentfir ofRs.10,000/-each.


57 375/01 162/01 Ubauro. Gello andothers.

395 / 397 /PPC

1.Gello2.ALINawaz3.Muham-madRamzan4. Jalal5.Rahzan


58 376/01 163/01 Ubauro. Gello andothers.

324 / 353 /PPC

1.Gello2.ALINawaz3.Muham-madRamzan4. Jalal5.Rahzan


59 52/03 233/01 Ratodero Amiro andothers.

365-A / 34/ PPC

1.Amiro AccusedAmiroawardedLife Impris-onment.



13.3.8 Sukkur ATC—II

Mr. M. Riaz Rajput: SUKKUR ATC—IISer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 2 0 22 Feb-03 1 3 43 Mar-03 2 0 24 Apr-03 3 1 45 May-03 2 1 36 Jun-03 0 0 07 Jul-03 0 0 08 Aug-03 5 0 59 Sep-03 0 3 310 Oct-03 6 0 611 Nov-03 1 0 112 Dec-03 5 0 5

Total :- 27 8 35

SUKKUR ATC — IISpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 67/02 33/02 B. Sec-tionSukkur

AllahRakhio andothers

365-A /PPC

1.AllahRakhio2.Khaskheli(Ab-sconder)1.NazeerAhmedPathan.

All accusedare con-victed andsentencedfor Life Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


2 104/02 29/02 Duber Jaffar andothers.

365-A /PPC

1.Phuloo@ SabalPeerano2.AnwerMagsi.

1.Jaffar(Ab-sconder)1.AllahdinoJagirani2.JaffarJagirani.

All accusedare con-victed andsentencedfor LifeImprison-ment.


3 132/02 176/02 A SectionKandhkot

Waheedand others.

365-A / 302/ 34 / PPC

1.WaheedAli2.Muham-mad Ali.3.Muham-madSiddique


4 133/02 59/02 A SectionKandhkot

MuhammadSiddiqueBajkrani.

13-E A.O. MuhammadSiddiqueBajkrani.


5 134/02 76/02 GhousPur

Waheed Ali 13-E A.O. WaheedAli.


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

6 24/02 16/01 A.R.Unar

Attahullahand others

302/PPC. 1.AttaullahNarejo2.SardarNarejo(Ab-sconder)1.BashirNarejo.

AttaullahNarejo,SardarNarejo(Abscon-der),BashirNarejo areawardedLife Impris-onment.



Qurban Aliand others.

302/PPC. 1.QurbanAli 2.Qa-landar Bux3.KareemBux.

All ac-cused areawardedlife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.



Qurban Ali 13-D A.O. QurbanAli.



9 117/02 25/02 Jagin Leemonand others.

365-A. 1.Leemon2.DiryaKhan3.Mumtaz(all Bhar-choond)

All ac-cused areawardedlife Impris-onment.


10 113/02 62/02 Tangwani Sabir andothers.

365-A/PPC.

1.Sabir(Abscon-der) 1.TaboHejwanit2.GadalJakhrani.3.MouzadoBakrani4.HakimBakhrani5.M MuradNughti.


11 114/02 77/02 Tangwani Sabir 13-D A.O. Sabir. RI for 5years andfine ofRs.50,000/-.


12 342/01 61/01 Baberioi. MohammadSabir andothers.

365-A/PPC.

1.MuhammadSabirNario (Ab-sconder)1.SadooNarejo2.KarmooNarejo3.DhanooSheikh4.Habibul-lah 5.GulooNarejo6.MukhtirPitafi7.LeemonChand8.KhadimUlro.

All ac-cused areawardedlife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.50,000/-each.


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

13 122/02 111/01 Baberioi. Gul Hussan& others.

302 / 324 /395 / PPC

1.Gul Has-san Jatoi2.Hadi BuxPhulpoto3.AmiroJatoi4.YounisDharijo(Asb-sconder)1.KhamisoJatoi2.GeroJatoi.


14 135/02 85/02 Tangwani Shahzado 302 / 324 /392 / PPC

Shahzado AccusedShahzadois awardeddeathsentence.


15 136/02 90/02 Tangwani Shahzado 13-D A.O. Shahzado RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 14-05-03.

16 118/02 12/02 Razagoth Munoo andothers.

302 / PPC (Absconder)1.JummoMahar2.AyubMahar.

Munoo @Munawar

AccusedMunno isconvictedand sen-tence forlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.2,00,000/-.


17 148/02 132/02 Warrah. Arbelo andothers.

302 / 353 /34 / PPC 7ATA.

1.ArbeloMaohi 2.AliDost (Ab-sconder)1.Zaib &2.DeedarAli.

AccusedArbeloMaohiawardedtwo timedeathpenaltywhile ac-cused AliDost bothabscondingaccusedawardedlife impris-onment.


18 159/02 145/02 Warrah. ArbeloMachi.

13-E A.O. ArbeloMachi

RI for 5years


19 151/02 146/02 Warrah. Ali dost 13-E A.O. Ali Dost RI for 5years


20 149/02 133/02 Warrah. Arbelo andothers.

302 / 324/ 353 / 13DAO.

1.ArbeloMaohi 2.AliDost (Ab-sconder)1.Zaib &2.DeedarAli.

All accusedawarded 25years RIand fine ofRs.1,15,000/-.


21 342/a/03 61/01 Baberioi. KhadimHussain

302/365-A/ 353 / 7ATA

KhadimHussain


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

22 209/01 104/01 QaziAhmed

Hidayatullahand others.

365-A /148/149 /PPC7 ATA

1.Hidayatullah2.Manthar3.GhulamHyder4.Zafarul-lah.


23 210/01 105/01 QaziAhmed

Hidayatullah 13-D A.O. Hidataullah Accused is con-victed on 29-09-03.

24 130/02 05/01 A.SectionSukkur

Sajjad andothers.

365-A /506/120-B/109/149/PPC& 7 ATA

1.Dost AliShah 2.Sar-dar WahidBux Bhayo3.Muham-mad SalehBhayo (Ab-sconder)1.Haji @KhamisoKori 2.Ab-dul Nabi3.NoonAllahdino4.Shamb-hani5.Sikan-dar Ali6.BabulKhanBhayo.

1.SajjadBuriro2.LiaquatMehar3.AhmadAli Bhayo4.Ali KhanUmrani.

All foraccusedawardedlife impris-onmentwhile re-mainingaccused areacquitted.


25 131/02 14/01 C.SectionSukkur

Sajjad Ali 13-D A.O. Sajjad Ali. RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 07-10-03.


Madad Aliand others.

302/337-H/ 148 / 149/ PPC 7ATA

1.MadadAli Khoso2.AkhtarAli Khoso(Ab-sconder)1.SahinuoKhoso2.Nizamud-din Khoso3.AsgharKhoso.

Accusedawardeddeathsentenced.



Madad Ali 13-E A.O. Madad ali RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 24-10-03.


Akhtar Ali 13-E A.O. Akhtar Ali. RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 24-10-03.

29 10/03 17/02 Buxapur Gohramand others.

365-A / 34/ PPC 7ATA

1.GohramKhalpi(Ab-sconder)2.MourKhalpi.

Accusedawardedlife impris-onment


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Life, RI)Remarks

30 17/03 35/01 Baberioi. Leemonand others.

302 / 324 /353 / 148 /149 / PPC

1.LeemonChano (Ab-sconder)1.SadooNarejo2.KareemBux Shaikh3.KaramUlro4.MuneerJatoi 5.AliGul Junejo

All ac-cused areawardedlife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.50,000/-each.


31 67/03 156/03 A.SectionKankot

GhulamRasool

302/PPC. GhulamRasool

AccusedGhulamRasoolawardedLife impris-onment


32 68/03 158/03 A.SectionKankot

GhulamRasool

13-D A.O. GhulamRasool

RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 06-12-03.

33 138/02 85/02 Baberioi. Mushtaqand others

302 / 324 /353 / 396/ 397/13-DAO.

1.MushtaqueAhmed2.Akram(Abscon-der) 1.Afzal2.RiazAhmed3.Mithal

All theaccusedawardedLife impris-onment.


34 139/02 91/02 Baberioi. Mushtaq 13-D A.O. Mushtaq RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 24-12-03.

35 140/02 92/02 Baberioi. Akram 13-D A.O. Akram RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 24-12-03.

13.3.9 Sukkur ATC—III

Mr. Naimatullah Phulpoto: SUKKUR ATC—IIISer. NUMBER OF CASES DECIDEDNo. Months Conviction Acquittal Total1 Jan-03 6 0 62 Feb-03 1 2 33 Mar-03 8 1 94 Apr-03 0 2 25 May-03 1 3 46 Jun-03 1 2 37 Jul-03 6 0 68 Aug-03 4 1 59 Sep-03 6 2 810 Oct-03 3 3 611 Nov-03 1 1 212 Dec-03 4 0 4

Total 41 17 58


SUKKUR ATC — IIISpl. FIR Name Offence NUMBER OF DECIDED CASES


Life, RI)Remarks

1 132/01 44/01 B. Sec-tionNawab-shah

Jeewan andothers.

10/4 ZHO 1.HaleemNazakat Ali2.Naseerud-din

1.Jeewan AccusedJeewanawardeddeathsentenceand fine ofRs.2,00,000/-whileaccusedNazaktAli andNaseerud-din Ali andacquitted.

Accused Jeewanis convictedwhile accusedNazakat andNaseerudin areacquitted on11-01-2003

2 92/02 05/02 B. Sec-tionKhanKot

AbduWahit andothers.

324/PPC 1.AbdulWahid2.Muham-mad Nawaz3.Gul Has-san 4.Kakal

Accused1.AbduWahid2.Muham-mad Nawaz3.Gul Hus-sain and4.Kahal areconvictedand sen-tenced RI10 yearsand fine ofRs.50,000/-each.



AbdulWahid

13-D A.O. AbdulWahid



AbduWahid

13-D A.O. MuhammadNawaz



MuhammadNawaz

13-D A.O. Gul Hussan RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 24-01-03.


Gul Hassan 13-D A.O. Kalkal RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 24-01-03.

7 90/00 59/00 SITESukkur

Kalkal 324/PPC 1.Ali Gohar2.Hajan


8 31/99 72/97 MarketJo-cababad.

Ali Goharand others.

302/PPC. (Absconder)1.Haroon2.Moham-mad Sharif.

1.RazaMuham-mad2.Muham-mad Sadiq

AccusedRazaMuham-mad andMuham-madSadiq areawardedLife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

9 39/01 14/98 Abad Munir andothers.

365-A/PPC

1.Munir2.Dosoo3.Sadoo4.Dhanoo5.Gul6.Sajan


10 645/01 108/01 A. Sec-tionSukkur

Nawab Guland others.

365-A/PPC.

1.NawabGul2.Saeed @Babi (Ab-sconder)1.Aslam @Papi.


11 624/01 88/01 TandoMatiKhan

WaliMuham-mad andothers.

324/PPC 1.KhadimHussain(Ab-sconder)1.KhairMuham-mad 2.AliDino Metlo

1.WaliMuham-mad2.Pathan3.AbdulWahid4.AmeerBux

Accused1.KhadimHussain(Ab-sconder)1.KhairMuham-mad 2.AliDino Metloare acquit-ted whileaccused1.WaliMuham-mad2.Pathan3.AbdulWahid4.AmeerBuxawarded RIfor 10 yearsand fine ofRs.50,000/-each.



WaliMuham-mad.

13-D A.O. WaliMuham-mad




Pathan 13-D A.O. Pathan RI for 5years andfine ofRs.25,000/-



AbdulWahid

13-D A.O. AbdulWahid




Ameer Bux 13-D A.O. Ameer Bux RI for 5years andfine ofRs.25,000/-


16 77/99 75/99 Salehpat Anwar andothers

302 / PPC 1.NabiBux 2.Hus-sain Bux3.Bhambho4.WaliMuham-mad 5.FaizMuham-mad6.ImranBux

All ac-cused areawardedlife Im-prisonmentand fine ofRs.2,38,000/-each intotal indifferentsections.


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Life, RI)Remarks

17 80/99 88/99 Salehpat Nabi Bux 13-D A.O. Nabi Bux RI for 5years andfine ofRs.25,000/-


18 81/99 89/99 Salehpat Nabi Bux 13-D A.O. Nabi Bux RI for 5years andfine ofRs.25,000/-


19 123/02 18/02 BhiriaCity

Mukhtarand others

17/3 EHO 1.Mukhtiar2.Gulab


20 87/02 12/02 S. Gunj Mohtberand others

365-A 1.MotbarAmir Bux2.SaifalRehimdad3.Habibul-lah


21 74/99 45/99 Gudu Rasool Buxand others.

302/PPC. 1.RasoolBux @Rasoolo(Ab-sconder)1.Sharoo2.Fareed3.KhudaBux @Khudoo4.NekMuham-mad@Nekoo

AbscondingaccusedSharoo isawardeddeath sen-tence whileremainingaccused areawardedlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.1,00,000/-each.


22 71/02 09/02 SadderJacobad

Sikandarand others

302/PPC. 1.SakandarAli (Ab-sconder)1.Shakoor@ShafooKhoso


23 72/02 09/02 SadderJacobad

Sakander 13-E A.O. SakandarAli


24 32/03 19/00 BagerjiSukkur

[email protected]

17.3 EHO [email protected]


25 122/00 129/00 QaziAhmed

GhulamShabir andothers.

365-A /PPC

1.GhulamShabbir(Ab-sconder)1.Deedar2.Nazim3.Ali Bux4.Mahi.


26 123/01 58/01 Moro Rasool Buxand others.

10/4 ZHO 1.RasoolBux2.Muham-madSaleem3.Allahdino 4.DinMuham-mad(Abscon-der) 1.GullMuham-mad.


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Life, RI)Remarks

27 01/00 34/99 Pir Goth Moharramand others

365-A /PPC

Alam [email protected]

All ac-cused areawardedand sen-tenced forlife impris-onment


28 177/02 37/00 A.R.Unar

Umar andothers.

365-A / 324/ 353 / 34 /PPC

1.Shamsuddin2.Khadim3.Leemon

1.Umer2.Mumtaz

AccusedUmer andMum-taz areawarded RI18 Years.


29 178/02 38/00 A.R.Unar

Umer 13-D A.O. Umer RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 22-07-03.

30 179/02 39/00 A.R.Unar

Mumtaz 13-D A.O. Mumtaz RI 5 years. Accused is con-victed on 22-07-03.

31 124/02 19/02 BhiriaCity

Mukhtarand others

324 / 353 /7 ATA

1.Mukhtiar2.Gulab

Both theaccused areconvictedand sen-tenced RI5 Yearsand fine ofRs.30,000/-


32 125/02 20/02 BhiriaCity

Mukhtar 13-D A.O. Mukhtar RI 4 years. Accused is con-victed on 31-07-03.

33 126/02 21/02 BhiriaCity

Gulab 13-D A.O. Gulab RI 4 years. Accused is con-victed on 31-07-03.

34 55/02 38/02 Khanpur GhuamHyder andothers

324/PPC 1.GhulamHyder (Ab-sconder)1.KhadimLolai2.Waris-dino @Lolai2.Baghio

Accusedare con-victed 17RI years RIand fine ofRs.1,05,000/-


35 56/02 39/02 Khanpur GhulamHyder

13-D A.O. GhulamHyder

RI 4 yearsand fine ofRs.30,000/-


36 26/02 155/01 PanoAkil

Khan Mo-hammadand others.

365-A/PPC

1.KhanMuham-mad2.Muham-mad saleh3.Illahi Bux4.Alam5.Belo.


Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

37 14/03 128/00 B.SectionSukkur

Ali Khan &others.

302 PPC 1.SultanShah2.Wahid3.Javed

1.Ali Khan2.QurbanAli

AccusedAli Khanand Qur-ban Aliawardedlife impris-onmentwhileaccusedSultanShah,Wahid andjaved areacquitted.


38 15/03 09/0108-01-01

B.SectionSukkur

Ali Khan 13-D A.O. Ali Khan RI 5 yearsand fine ofRs.50,000/-


39 532/01 18/01 BughtiColony

GhulamSarwar andothers

302 PPC 1.GhulamSarwar2.Rehman(Abscon-der) 1.RindAli 2.SainBux3.Bagan4.Golo5.Haji6.Kirri7.Tirati8.Arboo9.Gh.Hussain10.Halan11.Azizoo12.Nekoo13.Mithal14.Tegari.

1.AbdulWahid2.AhmedNawaz3.GulHassan4.Kakal(Ab-sconding)Accused1.Tajoo2.Imdoo3.Bago4.Rehmat-ullah5.Shah-more.

All theaccusedawardedlife impris-onmentand fine ofRs.2,00,000/-each.


40 02/01 128/01 Ahmedpur Gul Hussanand others

324/PPC 1.GulHssan 2.Ai-jaz 3.AbdulMajeed4.AbdulHameed5.GhulamAkbar6.Aslam7.Manzoor


41 03/01 129/01 Ahmedpur Gul Hussanand others

324/PPC 1.GulHssan 2.Ai-jaz 3.AbdulMajeed4.AbdulHameed5.GhulamAkbar6.Aslam7.Manzoor


42 04/01 130/00 Ahmedpur Gul Hussan 13-D A.O. Gul Hussan RI 3 yearsand fine ofRs.25,000/-


43 05/01 131/00 Ahmedpur Aijaz Ali 13-D A.O. Aijaz Ali RI 3 yearsand fine ofRs.25,000/-


44 06/01 132/00 Ahmedpur Abdul Ma-jeed.

13-D A.O. Abdul Ma-jeed



Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

45 18/01 01/01 Ahmedpur AbdulHameed

13-D A.O. AbdulHameed



46 17/01 02/01 Ahmedpur GhulamAkbar

13-D A.O. GhulamAkbar



47 15/01 36/01 F.M.Narago

Gamtharand others

324/PPC 7ATA.

1.Gamthar2.Khadim(Abscon-der) 1.Hazo2.AbdulKarim3.Khalid4.NawazAli 5.Ab-dullah6.Nasrullah7.Aman-ullah8.Sanaullah9.Asadul-lah10.Mureed11.Akram12.Riaz


48 16/01 37/01 F.M.Narago

Gamtharand others

353/PPC 7ATA

1.Gamthar2.Khadim(Abscon-der) 1.Hazo2.AbdulKarim3.Khalid4.NawazAli 5.Ab-dullah6.Nasrullah7.Aman-ullah8.Sanaullah9.Asadul-lah10.Mureed11.Akram12.Riaz


49 21/99 57/99 Ahmedpur Allah Wad-hayo & oth-ers

324/PPC 1.AllahWadhayo2.QadirBux 3.Ab-dul Haq4.NazarMuham-mad5.Muham-mad Nawaz6.Baxial7.Qabool8.AbdulRasheed9.Hani.


50 22/99 69/99 Ahmedpur Allah Wad-hayo

13-D A.O. Allah Wad-hayo

RI 4 Years Accused is con-victed on 20-10-03.

51 23/99 70/99 Ahmedpur Qadir Bux 13-D A.O. Qadir Bux RI 4 Years Accused is con-victed on 20-10-03.

Continued. . . .




Life, RI)Remarks

52 50/99 105/99 Ahmedpur Abdul Haq 13-D A.O. Abdul Haq RI 4 Years Accused is con-victed on 20-10-03.

53 204/01 75/00 Tharushah Naveed andothers

10/4 ZHO 1.Naveed(Ab-sconder)1.Zeshan

Both ac-cusedawardeddeathsentenced


54 124/01 124/00 Rohri AbdulGhani andothers

365-A / 7ATA

1.AbdulGani (Ab-sconder)1.SheroBalak2.Najam3.Nazeer4.Shabir.


55 27/00 41/00 Salehpat Khairoo@ KhairMuham-mad andothers

365-A/PPC

1.KhairMuham-madPhulpoto2.GhulamShabir (Ab-sconder)1.Muham-mad AliMahar2.NazeerAhmedJatoi3.Muham-madPhulpoto.

1.AllahDino2.AbdulRasheedPunjahi3.Chotoo4.Rahib5.Kurero @M.Siddique

All ac-cused areawardeddeathsentenceand for-feited theirproperty.


56 28/00 02/01 Salehpat Khairoo@ KhairMuham-mad

13-D A.O. KhairMuham-madPhulpoto


57 29/00 03/01 Salehpat GhulamShabir

13-D A.O. GhualmShabbir


58 176/01 06/01 G.Hassan Baggan La-har & oth-ers.

365-A 457/ 147 /149 PPC 7ATA.

Absconder1.Zirati2.Baghi3.Rehmat-ullah4.Sain Bux5.Lalani6.Talaji7.Lal Jan8.Neko@ NekMuham-mad.

Baggan AccusedBagganawardeddeath sen-tence andfine ofRs.50,000/-



13.4 Anti-Terrorism Courts in Balochistan

The data for Balochistan has been extracted from the report sent by the Balochistan High Court.

Particulars Allocation Quetta-1 Quetta-2 Sibi Khuzdar Mekran Total

Total Pay of Officers 2081377 401,377 420,000 420,000 420,000 420,000 2,081,377

Total Pay of Staff 123,561 20,750 30,000 12,571 35,940 24,300 123,561

Total Regular Allowance 115,461 30,000 30,000 7,601 29,560 18,300 115,461

Total Other Allowance EX. TA 98,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 18,000 20,000 98,000

Medical - -

Honoria 98,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 18,000 20,000 98,000

Purchase of D-Goods 79,805 64,500 - 15,305 - - 79,805

Purchase of Cycle 9,000 9,000 9,000

Purchase of M& E 65,805 64,500 1,305 65,805

Purchase of F & F 5,000 5,000 5,000

R/M of D/Goods 130,550 40,000 30,000 18,400 32,150 10,000 130,550

R/M of Transport 112,500 40,000 30,000 10,000 22,500 10,000 112,500

R/M of M & E 17,050 7,400 9,650 17,050

R/M of F&F 1,000 1,000 1,000

R/M of Building - -

Commodities 1,549,892 250,220 242,030 296,847 426,795 334,000 1,549,892

Transportation 697,367 90,220 92,030 102,117 205,000 208,000 697,367

T.A 189,982 4,982 85,000 100,000 189,982

P.O.L 507,385 90,220 92,030 97,135 120,000 108,000 507,385

Conveyance - -

Communication 229,000 50,000 50,000 23,000 65,000 41,000 229,000

P & T 19,000 5,000 5,000 9,000 19,000

T & T 210,000 50,000 50,000 18,000 60,000 32,000 210,000

Courier Service - -

Utilities 165,395 - - 80,400 64,995 20,000 165,395

Gas 4,995 4,995 4,995

Water 5,400 5,400 5,400

Electricity 110,000 55,000 50,000 5,000 110,000

Hot & Cold W/C 45,000 20,000 10,000 15,000 45,000

Stationary 95,900 25,000 25,000 14,100 26,800 5,000 95,900

Printing 67,230 20,000 10,000 12,230 20,000 5,000 67,230

Books 105,000 30,000 30,000 15,000 20,000 10,000 105,000

Uniform - -

Other 165,000 30,000 30,000 45,000 20,000 40,000 165,000

Entertainment 25,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 25,000

Total 4,178,646 826,847 772,030 790,724 962,445 826,600 4,178,646

Distribution of Final Budget for the Year 2002-2003 under the head 6.210 Justice Law Courts Anti-Terrorism Court


13.4.1 Quetta ATC—I

Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance1 January 44 2 46 2 442 February 44 0 44 0 443 March 44 3 47 6 414 April 41 10 51 1 505 May 50 4 54 14 406 June 40 0 40 5 357 July 35 1 36 16 208 August 20 0 20 3 179 September 17 5 22 2 2010 October 20 4 24 0 2411 November 24 2 26 2 2412 December 24 1 25 4 21

Total 44 32 76 55 21

13.4.2 Quetta ATC—II


Total 17 14 31 13 18


13.4.3 Khuzdar ATC


Total 4 51 55 43 12

13.4.4 Sibi ATC


Total 2 40 42 23 19


13.4.5 Turbat ATC


Total 2 13 15 10 5


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ACCOUNTABILITY COURTS

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Accountability Courts: 123

124 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Accountability Courts

14 ACCOUNTABILITY COURTS

14.1 Accountability Courts in Rawalpindi/Islamabad

14.1.1 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. I

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65/2002

67/2002

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Name of Presiding Officer YearFrom To

Rustum Ali Malik 13-1-2000 31-12-2000Rustum Ali Malik 1-1-2001 31-12-2001Rustum Ali Malik 1-1-2002 04-03-2002Syed Mumtaz Hussain Shah 2-5-2002 31-12-2002Mr. Manzoor Hussain Malik 2003

BUDGETYear Sanctioned Budget Expenditure

2000-2001 Rs.24,91,000/- Rs.17,98,623/-2001-2002 Rs.23,15,000/- Rs.13,30,164/-2002-2003 Rs.17,14,000/- Rs.16,14,656/-

07/2003-07/2004 Rs.17,40,000/- Rs.16,96,446/-

14.1.2 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. II

RAWALPINDI ACCOUNTABILITY COURT II: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance2000 12 12 12 Nil 122001 12 10 22 7 152002 15 1 16 5 112003 11 7 18 8 10

Name of Presiding Officer YearFrom To

Syed Ali Hassan Rizvi 13-1-2000 31-07-2000Muhammad Mansoor Ali Khan 19-09-2000 31-12-2002Gulam Hussain Awan 08-10-2003


2000-2001 Rs.32,91,000/- Rs.15,48,033/-2001-2002 Rs.23,25,000/- Rs.12,83,551/-2002-2003 Rs.16,66,000/- Rs.12,26,611/-

07/2003-03/2004 Rs.18,41,000/- Rs.10,06,354/-

14.1.3 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. III

RAWALPINDI ACCOUNTABILITY COURT III: PERFORMANCEYear Previous Balance Institution Disposal Pending Balance2000 4 0 0 42001 6 0 8 62002 6 8 5 92003 9 7 3 13



2000-2001 Rs.27,01,000/- Rs.15,95,154/-2001-2002 Rs.22,11,000/- Rs.10,46,221/-

07/2000-12/2002 Rs.16,91,000/- Rs.11,48,966/-

14.1.4 Rawalpindi/Islamabad Accountability Court No. IV

RAWALPINDI ACCOUNTABILITY COURT IV: PERFORMANCEYear Institution Total Transferred Disposal Pending Balance2000 10 10 0 4 62001 5 11 1 3 72002 1 8 1 0 72003 4 11 0 1 10


Information Not Provided

14.2 Accountability Courts in Lahore

14.2.1 Lahore Accountability Court No. I

LAHORE ACCOUNTABILITY COURT NO. I: PERFORMANCEPresiding Previous Decided Decided Transferred Total Pending

Year Officer Balance Institution Total Cases Contested Uncontested Cases Disposal Balance1999 Muhammad

Rafiq GorejaNil 8 8 1 Nil 1 Nil 1 7

2000 MuhammadRafiq Goreja

7 6 13 5 5 Nil Nil 5 8


8 7 15 2 2 Nil Nil 2 13


18 13 26 3 Nil 3 Nil 3 23

2003 Zahoor Abbasi 23 3 26 1 1 Nil Nil 1 252004 Karamat Ali

Sahi25 4 29 3 2 1 2 5 24

BUDGET AND EXPENDITUREYear Name of Judge Sanctioned Budget Expenditure

1999-2000 Sheikh Muhammad Rafiq Goreja 2858500/- 1654018/-2000-2001 Sheikh Muhammad Rafiq Goreja 2244000/- 1644454/-2001-2002 Sheikh Muhammad Rafiq Goreja 2290000/- 1260907/-2002-2003 Mr. Zahoor Abbasi 2011000/- 1715392/-2003-2004 Mr. Karamat Ali Shai 1866000/- 707155/-


14.2.2 Lahore Accountability Court No. II

LAHORE ACCOUNTABILITY COURT NO. II: PERFORMANCEPresiding Previous Decided Decided Transferred Total Pending

Year Officer Balance Institution Total Cases Contested Uncontested Cases Disposal Balance1999 M.A Shahid

SiddiquiNil 9 9 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 9

2000 M.A ShahidSiddiqui

9 11 20 3 3 Nil 1 4 16

2001 M.A ShahidSiddiqui &Ch IftikharHussain

16 2 18 7 7 Nil 3 10 8

2002 Rana AbdulGhaffar Khan

8 21 29 18 14 4 2 20 9

2003 Rana AbdulGhaffar Khan& ShafqatAhmed Sajid

9 8 17 5 3 2 Nil 5 12

2004 Shafqat AhmadSajid

12 8 20 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 20


2000-2001 Mr. Mehmood Akhtar Shahid Siddiqui 2244000/- 1258577/-2001-2002 Ch. Iftikhar Hussain 2308000/- 1513522/-2002-2003 Rana Abdul Ghaffar 2120000/- 1208300/-2003-2004 Mr. Shafqat Ahmed Sajid 1840000/- 947573/-

14.2.3 Lahore Accountability Court No. III

LAHORE ACCOUNTABILITY COURT NO. III: PERFORMANCEPresiding Previous Decided Decided Transferred Total Pending

Year Officer Balance Institution Total Cases Contested Uncontested Cases Disposal Balance2000 Munir Ahmed

SheikhNil 22 22 2 2 Nil Nil 2 20

2001 Munir AhmedSheikh

20 5 25 9 8 1 Nil 9 16

2002 Munir AhmedSheikh

16 17 33 8 2 6 2 10 23

2003 Rana ZahidMahmood

23 14 37 13 7 6 Nil 13 24

2004 Rana ZahidMahmood

24 6 30 6 1 5 2 8 22


2000-2001 Mr. Munir Ahmad Sheikh 2244000/- 1792492/-2001-2002 Mr. Munir Ahmad Sheikh 2345000/- 1865960/-2002-2003 Mr. Munir Ahmad Sheikh 2031000/- 1389692/-2003-2004 Rana Zahid Mahmood 1746000/- 1001103/-


14.2.4 Lahore Accountability Court No. IV

LAHORE ACCOUNTABILITY COURT NO. IV: PERFORMANCEPresiding Previous Decided Decided Transferred Total Pending

Year Officer Balance Institution Total Cases Contested Uncontested Cases Disposal Balance2000 Malik Muham-

mad AfzalNil 4 4 1 1 Nil Nil 1 3

2001 MuhammadSaleem Qureshi

3 9 12 3 Nil 3 Nil 3 9


9 9 18 3 3 Nil Nil 3 15


15 4 19 4 3 1 Nil 4 15

2004 Mian SubahSadiq

15 3 18 3 1 2 Nil 3 15


2000-2001 Mr. Malik Muhammad Afzal 3195000/- 2043886/-2001-2002 Mr. Muhammad Saleem Qureshi 2185000/- 1439473/-2002-2003 Mr. Muhammad Saleem Qureshi 1981000/- 1434136/-2003-2004 Mian Subah Sadiq 1842000/- 1139059/-

14.2.5 Lahore Accountability Court No. V

LAHORE ACCOUNTABILITY COURT NO. IV: PERFORMANCEPresiding Previous Decided Decided Transferred Total Pending

Year Officer Balance Institution Total Cases Contested Uncontested Cases Disposal Balance2001 Yar Muham-

mad NizamiNil 10 10 5 Nil 5 Nil 5 5

2002 Yar Muham-mad Nizami &Sardar GhulamAbbas Khan

5 10 15 1 1 Nil Nil 1 14

2003 Sardar GhulamAbbas Khan& MuhammadAkram Zaki

14 15 29 13 3 10 Nil 13 16

2004 MuhammadAkram Zaki

16 1 17 1 Nil 1 Nil 1 16


2000-2001 Mr. Yar Muhammad Nizami (at Gujranwala) 3231000/- 2140661/-2001-2002 Mr. Yar Muhammad Nizami (at Gujranwala) 2172000/- 909937/-2002-2003 Sardar Ghulam Abbas Khan 1597000/- 1104820/-2003-2004 Mr. Muhammad Akram Zaki 1767000/- 872341/-


14.3 Accountability Courts in the N.W.F.P.

14.3.1 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. I

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT I: CASES/REFERENCESPresiding Officer: Said Maroof Khan

Year Institution Disposal Pending Balance1999 6 6 02000 7 3 42001 11 7 82002 6 6 82003 2 6 4

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT I: MISC. PETITIONSPresiding Officer: Said Maroof Khan

Year Institution Disposal Pending Balance2000 7 7 02001 6 6 02002 6 6 02003 6 1 5

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT I: BUDGET 2002-03Head of Account Budget Expenses Surrender Balance01100-Pay of Officer 439000 381317 48680 900301200-Pay of Staff 329000 305898 23102 Nil02000-Regular Allowance 435000 370894 53532 1057403000-Other Allowance 65000 27489 11000 2651110000/-Purchase of D.Goods 25000 Nil 25000 Nil11000-Purchase of Transport 1000 Nil 1000 012000-Purchase of Machinery 12000 Nil 12000 Nil013000-Purchase of Furniture 12000 Nil 12000 Nil40000-Repair of D.Goods 25000 8510 10000 649041000-Repair of Transport 15000 8510 Nil 649042000-Repaor of Machinery 5000 Nil 5000 Nil43000-Repair of Furniture 5000 Nil 5000 Nil51000-Transportation 110000 65602 7816 3658252000-Communication 105000 47297 54593 311053000-Utilities 130000 615 129335 5054000-Office Stationery 19000 3835 16000 16555000-Printing Charges 1000 Nil 1000 Nil56000-Newspapers & Books 10000 5441 3854 70557000-Uniform 5000 920 4080 Nil58000-Rent & Royalties 5000 Nil 5000 Nil59000-Other Expenditure 15000 1265 12734 100060000-Transfer Payment 5000 Nil 5000 NilTotal: 1723000 1218084 (-)410726 94190


14.3.2 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. II

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT II: PERFORMANCEPresiding Officer: Salim Khan

Year Institution Disposal Pending Balance2000 7 4 32001 8 6 22002 11 5 62003 6 11 Minus 5

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT II: BUDGET 2001-02Head of Account Budget Surrender Expenses Balance01100-Pay of Officer 557000 101000 456000 001200-Pay of Staff 301000 136219 164721 6002000-Regular Allowance 455000 187082 267059 85903000-Other Allowance 63000 57507 1693 380012000-Purchase of Machinery 151000 190000 132000 0013000-Purchase of Furniture 51000 51000 0 041000-Repair of Transport 26000 20150 5780 7042000-Repaor of Machinery 16000 16000 0 043000-Repair of Furniture 11000 11000 0 051000-Transportation 0 0 0 052000-Communication 143000 109539 32724 73753000-Utilities 124000 76847 29433 1772054000-Office Stationery 51000 46000 5000 055000-Printing Charges 1000 1000 0 056000-Newspapers & Books 26000 5195 16546 425957000-Uniform & Liveries 11000 8985 2015 058000-Rent & Royalties 18000 18000 0 059000-Other Expenditure 103000 69733 32797 47060000-Transfer Payment 11000 11000 0 0Total: 3136000 1110091 1992647 33262

14.3.3 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. III

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT III: REFERENCESPresiding Officer: Attaullah Khan

Year Institution Total Disposal Transfer Pending Balance2000 5 5 2 0 32001 10+3 13 4 0 92002 5+9 14 3 0 112003 4+11 15 5 2 8

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT III: MISC. PETITIONSPresiding Officer: Attaullah Khan

Year Institution Total Disposal Transfer Pending Balance2000 0 0 0 0 02001 20 20 5 0 152002 17+15 32 5 0 272003 6+27 33 9 0 24


N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT III: BUDGET 2002-03Head of Account Budget Surrender Expenses Balance01100-Pay of Officer 392000 101310 290690 001200-Pay of Staff 370000 0 370000 002000-Regular Allowance 458000 115737.6 342262.5 003000-Other Allowance 40000 7020 32980 0011000-Purchase of Transport 0 0 0 012000-Purchase of Machinery 15000 10000 5000 0013000-Purchase of Furniture 10000 5000 5000 041000-Repair of Transport 10000 0 10000 042000-Repair of Machinery 5000 0 5000 043000-Repair of Furniture 5000 5000 0 051000-Transportation 120000 23544 96456 052000-Communication 125000 37304 72696 053000-Utilities 150000 134000 16000 054000-Stationery 50000 6860 43140 055000-Printing Charges 15000 5460 9540 056000-Books & Newspapers 50000 27075 22925 057000-Uniform & Liveries 5000 3000 2000 058000-Rate & Taxes 15000 14000 1000 059000-Other Charges 70000 39000 31000 060000-Transfer Charges 5000 4000 1000 0Total: 1895000 538310.6 1356689 0

14.3.4 N.W.F.P. Accountability Court No. IV

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT III: REFERENCESPresiding Officer: Miftah-ud-Din

Year Pendency Institution Total Disposal Pending Balance2000 0 4 4 0 42001 4 10 14 8 62002 6 8 14 3 112003 11 7 18 8 10

N.W.F.P.ACCOUNTABILITY COURT IV: BUDGET 2002-03Head of Account Budget Surrender Expenses Balance01100-Pay of Officer 391000 73394 317696 001200-Pay of Staff 346000 49260 296740 002000-Regular Allowance 451000 105523 345136 341/-03000-Other Allowance 40000 10000 23570 6430/-01000-Purchase of D. Goods 25000 25000 0 041000-Repair of Transport 15000 0 14950 50/-42000-Repair of Machinery/Equip 5000 0 4946 54/-43000-Repair of Furniture/Fix 5000 5000 0 051000-Transportation 136000 43000 85167 7833/-52000-Communication 125000 74000 44867 6133/-53000-Utilities 135000 133500 930 570/-54000-Stationery 45000 34500 10499 1/-55000-Printing Charges 10000 10000 0 056000-Books & Newspapers 30000 24000 5790 210/-57000-Uniform & Liveries 5000 4080 920 058000-Rent & Royalties 5000 5000 0 059000-Other Expdr 9000 56000 3095 305/-60000-Transfer payment 5000 5000 0 0Total: 1783000 606767 1154306 21927/-


14.4 Accountability Courts in Karachi

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14.4.2 Consolidated Statement of Recoveries/Fines

PRESIDING OFFICERSSr. Name of Case Amount of Fine CourtNo. Accused No. Plea Bargain Imposed No.

1 Muhammad Hanif 01/2002 50,000,000 I2 Tahir Siddiqui 33/2002 1,000,000 I3 Jamil Akhtar Kiyani 27/2002 30,000,000 I

and Mst.Riaz Bibi each4 Rauf B.Qadri 3/2001 287,100,000 I5 Hazoor Bux Kalwar Nil/2004 16,307,000 I6 Abdul Majeed Brohi. 26/2002 81,896,000 II7 Tahir Siddiqui 20/2002 960,000,000 II8 Muhammad Dawood Jat 28/2002 6,000,000 II

& Ashraf Sulleman9 Shaikh Maqbool Ahmed 28/2002 975,000 II10 Muhammad Ismail Ishaque, 28/2002 109,641,352 II

Fatima Ismail andKulsoon Ibrahim.

11 Abdul Sami Mangrio. 08/2002 3,000,000 III12 Dr. Tanveer Alam. 09/2002 3,000,000 III13 Abdul Sami Mangrio. 10/2002 3,000,000 III14 Dr. Tanveer Alam. 11/2002 3,000,000 III15 Rehmatullah Baig. 12/2002 3,000,000 III16 Rehmatullah Baig. 13/2002 3,000,000 III17 Dr. Tanveer Alam. 14/2002 3,000,000 III18 Mansoorul Haque & 25/2002 2,000,000 IV

Mirza Ashfaq Baig each. IV19 Sham Lal Lasi 16/2002 3,015,000 IV

& Sadiq AliTotal:— Rs.1,228,834,352 Rs. 372,100,000

14.4.3 Dates of Establishment of Courts

ESTABLISHMENTCourt Date of EstablishmentAccountability Court No. I & II December 1999Accountability Court No. III & IV January 2000Accountability Court No. V September 2000

FIRST REFERENCECourt Date of First ReferenceAccountability Court No.1 30-12-1999Accountability Court No.II 11-10-2000Accountability Court No.III 11-09-2000Accountability Court No.IV 12-02-2000Accountability Court No.V 25-01-2001


14.4.4 Karachi Accountability Court No. I

PRESIDING OFFICERSName PeriodMr. Qamaruddin Bohra 15.12.1999 to 17.1.2003Mr. Ali Akbar M. Dodani (Additional Charge) 18.1.2003 to 15.4.2003Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal (Additional Charge) 16.4.2003 till date

BUDGET AND EXPENDITUREOriginal Budget Expenditure Orig. Budget

Particulars 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-0400000-Establishment Charges 1,243,000 1,423,000 1,298,000 814,925 737,515 892,220 1,308,00010000-Purchase of Dur. Goods 100,000 90,000 30,000 74,533 87,867 4,880 30,00040000-Repair of Dur. Goods 55,000 100,000 60,000 35,797 81,654 32,184 65,00050000-Commodities & Service 690,000 699,000 300,000 573,325 555,024 175,386 300,00060000-Transfer Payment 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000Total 2,098,000 2,292,000 1,698,000 1,508,580 1,472,060 1,114,670 1,713,000

14.4.5 Karachi Accountability Court No. II

PRESIDING OFFICERSName PeriodMr. Riaz Ahmed Phulpoto (Additional Charge) 06.12.1999 to 17.1.2003Mr. Ali Akbar M.Dodani (Additional Charge) 18.1.2003 to 5.4.2003Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal (Additional Charge) 16.4.2003 to 02.11.03Mr. Hassan Feroz 3.11.03 to till date


Particulars 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-0400000-Establishment Charges 1,243,000 1,364,000 1,215,000 1,250,191 221,434 762,481 1,178,00010000-Purchase of Dur. Goods 100,000 90,000 30,000 79,600 4,800 28,600 50,00040000-Repair of Dur. Goods 55,000 55,000 51,000 43,208 10,553 50,944 55,00050000-Commodities & Service 690,000 675,000 379,000 464,470 66,143 298,962 400,00060000-Transfer Payment 10,000 10,000 7,000 9,309 2,215 6,960 7,000Total 2,098,000 2,194,000 1,682,000 1,846,778 305,145 1,147,947 1,690,000

14.4.6 Karachi Accountability Court No. III

PRESIDING OFFICERSName PeriodMr. Rehmat Hussain Jafferi 1.7.2000 to 27.8.2002Mr. Riaz Ahmed Phulpoto (Additional Charge) 28.8.2002 to 17.1.2003Mr. Ali Akbar M.Dodani (Additional Charge) 18.1.2003 to 5.4.2003Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal (Additional Charge) 16.4.2003 till date



Particulars 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-0400000-Establishment Charges 1,243,000 1,338,000 1,239,000 1,341,198 1,133,963 831,316 1,254,00010000-Purchase of Dur. Goods 100,000 90,000 11,000 53,800 44,570 10,825 70,00040000-Repair of Dur. Goods 55,000 60,000 32,000 54,630 47,935 31,857 40,00050000-Commodities & Service 690,000 709,000 467,000 480,837 520,878 318,178 400,00060000-Transfer Payment 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 9,995 5,275 10,000Total 2,098,000 2,207,000 1,759,000 1,946,465 1,757,341 1,197,451 1,774,000

14.4.7 Karachi Accountability Court No. IV

PRESIDING OFFICERSName PeriodMr. Muhammad Jawaid Alam 7.1.2000 to 17.1.2003Mr. Ali Akbar M.Dodani (Additional Charge) 18.1.2003 to 15.4.2003Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal (Additional Charge) 16.4.2003 to 21.4.2003Mr. Parkash Lal 22.4.2003 till date


Particulars 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-0400000-Establishment Charges 1,243,000 1,404,000 1,215,000 904,726 824,572 1,045,785 1,226,00010000-Purchase of Dur. Goods 100,000 90,000 35,000 98,249 84,225 24,249 35,00040000-Repair of Dur. Goods 55,000 60,000 60,000 50,687 59,408 53,251 60,00050000-Commodities & Service 690,000 709,000 400,000 464,924 458,298 211,200 400,00060000-Transfer Payment 10,000 10,000 10,000 9,910 9,992 9,988 10,000Total 2,098,000 2,273,000 1,720,000 1,528,496 1,436,495 1,344,473 1,731,000

14.4.8 Karachi Accountability Court No. V

PRESIDING OFFICERSName PeriodMr. Azizullah M. Memon 15.9.2000 to 27.8.2002Mr. Muhammad Jawaid Alam 28.8.2002 to 17.1.2003Mr. Ali Akbar M.Dodani (Additional Charge) 18.1.2003 to 15.4.2003Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal (Additional Charge) 16.4.2003 till date


Particulars 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-0400000-Establishment Charges 1,180,000 1,421,000 1,275,000 661,642 894,406 426,219 1,254,00010000-Purchase of Dur. Goods 1,285,000 221,000 15,000 919,250 219,250 15,000 30,00040000-Repair of Dur. Goods 30,000 60,000 18,700 12,484 42,495 15,700 25,00050000-Commodities & Service 690,000 544,000 616,300 236,088 365,614 461,294 687,00060000-Transfer Payment 10,000 15,000 10,000 5,438 3,868 6,000 10,000Total 3,195,000 2,261,000 1,935,000 1,834,902 1,525,633 924,213 2,006,000


14.5 Accountability Court in Hyderabad

The Accountability Court at Hyderabad was established on 31.08.2000 and Mr. Ali Akbar M Dodaniwas appointed as Judge of the Court for a period of 3 years with effect from 02.09.2000. On02.09.2003 Mr. Parkash Lal Ambwani, Judge Accountability Court No. IV, Karachi was entrustedthe additional charge of this Court.

PERFORMANCES.No. Case No. Name of Accused Offence Institution Status

1 03/2001 Abdul Qadir Sahar 9(a) (iii)(vi). 21-07-2001 Pending& others 10 NAB Ordinance r/w

Sec 405.409 P.P.C2 04/2001 Ms. Nawabzadi & others —do— —do— —do—3 05/2001 Niaz Ali Jatoi & others —do— —do— —do—4 05/2001 Sardar Ahmed Siyal —do— 27-08-2001 —do—4 05/2001 & others

BUDGETYear Budget2002-03 Rs. 1,617,0002003-04 Rs. 1,845,000

14.6 Accountability Courts in Quetta

14.6.1 Quetta Accountability Court No. I

PERFORMANCES.No. Year Presiding Officer Institution Disposal Pending

1 2000 Muhammad Anwar Khan 31 30 12 2001 Muhammad Anwar Khan 7 6 13 2002 Muhammad Anwar Khan 14 12 24 2003 Muhammad Anwar Khan/ 3 3 0

Muhammad Naeem KhanTotal 55 51 04

The Court imposed a fine of Rs. 2,439,737,213/- and received a sum of Rs. 197,438,797/- throughplea bargaining from June, 2000 to February, 2004.

14.6.2 Quetta Accountability Court No. II

PERFORMANCES.No. Year Presiding Officer Institution Disposal Pending

1 2000 Muhammad Nadir Khan 1 1 Nil2 2001 Muhammad Nadir Khan 32 32 Nil3 2002 Muhammad Nadir Khan 19 19 Nil4 2003 Muhammad Nadir Khan/ 13 9 4

Muhammad Naeem KhanTotal 65 61 04

The Court imposed a fine of Rs. 733,116,276/- and received a sum of Rs. 22,865,664/- throughplea bargaining from June, 2000 to February, 2004.


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LABOUR COURTS

Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Labour Courts: 139

140 Administrative Tribunals & Special Courts 2003: Labour Courts

15 LABOUR COURTS

The presentation below is based on the information received from some of the Labour Courts.

15.1 Labour Courts in Sindh

15.1.1 The Constitution of the Labour Courts

In pursuance of the recommendation and conventions of the International Labour Organisation, thefirst Industrial Court was constituted at Karachi in the year 1960, the first of its kind in the countrywas constituted as an independent “Non Fee Charging” tripartite adjudicating agency for disposalof industrial disputes and other matters of differences between the employer and the workman.

Due to a heavy increase in the number of disputes and the demand for quick disposal of industrialdisputes, the West Pakistan Industrial Dispute Ordinance, 1968 was promulgated. This legislation,besides other matters, enlarged the jurisdiction of Industrial Courts by taking away the jurisdictionof the High Court. In particular, it provided for the constitution of an Industrial Appellate Tribunalto deal with all the appeals against the orders of the Industrial Labour Courts.

The West Pakistan Industrial Dispute Ordinance, 1968 was replaced by the Industrial RelationsOrdinance,1969, which further enlarged the jurisdiction of Industrial Courts as well as that of Indus-trial Appellate Tribunal. The Industrial Appellate Tribunal was re-designated as Labour AppellateTribunal and the Industrial Courts were renamed as Labour Courts. The load of case work of theLabour Courts increased further when additional appellate work under the Payment of Wages Actwas entrusted to the said Court, and simultaneously, work under the Workmen’s Compensation Actwas also entrusted to the Labour Appellate Tribunal.

After the promulgation of the new Industrial Relations Ordinance, 2002, the Labour AppellateTribunal, which was constituted in September, 1968 was abolished on 30.06.2003 and the appellatework of the Tribunal has now been entrusted to the High Court of Sindh.

15.1.2 The Function and Procedure of Labour Courts in the Province of Sindh

There are eight (8) Labour Courts in the Province of Sindh, five (5) at Karachi, one at Hyderabad,one at Sukkur and one at Larkana. These Courts are constituted under section 35 of the IndustrialRelations Ordinance, 1969 (now replaced). Each Court is headed by a senior District and SessionJudge (BPS-20), for adjudication and determination of Industrial Disputes and individual grievancesof the workers. The Labour Courts have also been entrusted: (1) the work of appeals under section17 of the payment of Wages Act, 1936; (2) appeals under section 59 of the Social Security OrdersOrdinance, 1965; (3) violation of Standing Orders Ordinance, 1968, and sub-section 6 of section 7of West Pakistan Industrial & Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968.

Labour Courts are “Special Courts” constituted under a “Special Legislation,” that is, theIndustrial Relations Ordinance, 2002. As such, they can legally adopt such procedure as is laid downin the Industrial Relations Ordinance. Besides being “Special Courts,” Labour Courts are Civil aswell as Criminal Courts and they may adopt the procedure prescribed in the Civil Procedure Codeand the Criminal Procedure Code, if that is not inconsistent with the procedure provided undersection 45 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 2002.

Cases coming up before the Labour Courts are of a permanent nature and their trial is to beconducted under the procedure prescribed under section 45 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance,2002, read with the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 and the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898. For


trying offences, Labour Courts follow summary procedure as prescribed under the Code of CriminalProcedure, 1898.

15.1.3 Performance of the Courts

The performance of the Labour Courts in Sindh is given below:

Ser.

Last

Institu

tionD

isposal

Pen

din

gN

o.N

ame

ofC

ourt

Presid

ing

Offi

cerB

alance

(2003)(2003)

Balan

ce1

SindhLabour

Court-I,K

arachi.M

r.Akhtar

Farooq219

218264

1732

SindhLabour

Court-II,K

arachi.M

r.Muham

mad

IshaqM

emon

650146

414382

3Sindh

Labour

Court-III,K

arachi.M

r.Ahm

edN

awaz

Shaikh185

86175

964

SindhLabour

Court-IV

,Karachi.

Mrs.R

ubinaK

han287

8479

2945

SindhLabour

Court-V

,Karachi.

Mr.G

hulamH

ussainM

allah.542

269274

5376

SindhLabour

Court-V

IH

yderabadM

r.SyedIrshad

Ali

Shah.331

181184

3287

SindhLabour

Court-II,Sukkur

Mr.R

asoolBux

I.Siyal3

84

78

SindhLabour

Court-III,Sukkur

Mr.Z

amir-ul-H

asainLarik.

1541

1514


15.1.4 Budget 2003-04M

inor/Detailed Object PUA/Item

.

Court ICourt II

Court IIICourt IV

Court VCourt VI

Court VIICourt VIII

Total 1,958,900

372,700 360,600

402,400 355,000

390,000 349,200

324,200 441,300

2,995,4005,198,700

649,800

735,800

649,800

650,000

649,800

649,800

649,800

649,800

5,284,600

Total Pay.7,157,600

1,022,500

1,096,400

1,052,200

1,005,000

1,039,800

999,000

974,000

1,091,100

8,280,000

02100-Senior Post Allowance.

- 8,700

10,200

7,200

7,200

10,200

10,200

7,200

7,200

68,100

02200-H

ouse Rent Allow

ances.870,900

128,100

139,600

123,400

130,400

125,000

108,900

123,700

108,900

988,000

02300-C

onyence Allowances.

259,100

32,400

45,000

34,600

34,700

38,000

34,700

44,100

32,400

295,900

02906-Qualification Allow

ance.-

9,000

9,000

-

9,000

-

4,500

-

-

31,500

00000-Fixed T.A.-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1,000

-

1,000

02700-Washing Allow

ance.29,300

3,700

3,700

3,700

3,700

3,700

3,700

3,700

3,700

29,600

02907-M

edicial Allowance.

279,700

39,900

40,300

35,000

35,000

35,000

35,000

35,000

35,000

290,200

02914-Entertainment Allow

ance.-

5,300

5,700

4,800

4,800

5,800

5,800

4,800

4,800

41,800

02935-Judicial Allowance.

126,000

24,000

24,000

24,000

24,000

27,000

24,000

24,100

24,000

195,100

02936-Spl: Addl: Allowance.

616,400

83,800

91,600

80,800

86,600

80,000

78,500

77,500

77,000

655,800

02999-Spl: Relief Allow

ance.-

153,400

164,500

157,800

150,800

156,000

149,800

146,100

163,700

1,242,100

Total Regular Allowance.

2,181,400

488,300

533,600

471,300

486,200

480,700

455,100

467,200

456,700

3,839,100

-03100-O

ver Time Allow

ance.73,900

9,300

9,200

9,300

9,200

9,200

9,300

9,200

9,200

73,900

03400-M

edical Charges

20,400

10,500

20,000

32,000

10,000

40,000

13,800

12,500

50,000

188,800

03800-Leave Salary (for LPR only)

275,000

60,000

60,000

65,000

150,000

-

-

-

-

335,000

Total Other Allow

ances.369,300

79,800

89,200

106,300

169,200

49,200

23,100

21,700

59,200

597,700

Total Establishm

ent Charges.9,708,300

1,590,600

1,719,200

1,629,800

1,660,400

1,569,700

1,477,200

1,462,900

1,607,000

12,716,800

41000-Transport.188,800

25,000

23,600

25,000

25,000

28,000

27,000

25,000

25,000

203,600

42000-M

achinery & Equip.28,300

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

40,000

43000-Furniture & Fixturre

18,900

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

40,000

Total M&R of Durable G

oods.236,000

35,000

33,600

35,000

35,000

38,000

37,000

35,000

35,000

283,600

51101-Travelling Allowance.

66,100

8,300

8,200

-

10,000

8,300

8,300

8,300

8,500

59,900

51300-P.O.L.

432,000

100,000

85,000

90,000

90,000

100,000

100,000

54,000

90,000

709,000

51400-Conveyance C

harges.10,500

2,000

1,300

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

-

2,000

13,300

52100-Postage & Telegraph

43,200

5,400

5,400

-

5,400

5,000

5,400

5,000

5,400

37,000

52200- Telephone & Trunk Call.

140,000

67,500

40,000

100,000

70,000

100,000

50,000

17,500

30,000

475,000

53300-Electricity Charges

923,700

154,000

-

60,000

20,000

50,000

25,000

77,000

77,000

463,000

54000-0ffice Stationery154,500

19,300

19,300

19,300

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

17,000

154,900

55000-Printing and Publication.

81,600

10,200

10,200

10,200

10,200

10,200

5,000

10,000

10,000

76,000

56000-Law Books/N

ews Papers.

78,700

9,900

20,000

28,800

20,000

27,000

10,000

12,000

10,000

137,700

57000-Uniform

and Liverties.39,300

5,000

5,000

5,000

5,000

8,000

5,000

5,800

6,000

44,800

58000-R

ent, Rates and Taxes.

166,300

-

1,000

-

10,000

-

168,000

-

36,000

215,000

59000-Other (M

iscellaneous)81,600

12,600

12,600

12,600

12,600

12,600

12,600

12,600

12,600

100,800

Total Com

odities and Services.2,217,500

394,200208,000

327,900275,200

343,100411,300

222,200304,500

2,486,40012,161,800

2,019,800

1,960,800

1,992,700

1,970,600

1,950,800

1,925,500

1,720,100

1,946,500

15,486,800

Total

02000-Regular Allowances.

50000-Comm

odities & Service.

03000-Other Allow

ance.

40000-Repair of Durable Goods.

Revised Estimates 2003-2004

BudgetEstim

ated2003-04

Minor Detailed Function

Minor/Sub M

inor

01200-Pay of Other Staff.

01100-Pay of Officer.


15.2 Labour Courts in the NWFP

The following full time Labour Courts are functioning in the Province:

1. Labour Court, Peshawar

2. Labour Court, Mardan

3. Labour Court, Haripur

4. Labour Court, Bannu

5. Labour Court, Swat

6. Labour Court, D.I.Khan

15.2.1 Peshawar Labour Court

Presiding Officer: Mr. Ihsanullah Khan BaberTotal Number of cases Instituted

and Decided During the Year 2003Description No. of CasesNo. of cases at the beginning of year 2003 3748No, of cases instituted during the year2003.

5386

Total Number of cases 9134No. of cases decided during 2003 2545No. of cases transferred during 2003 908No. of cases pending at the end of 2003 5681

Presiding Officer: Mr. Ihsanullah Khan BaberTotal Number of Cases Decided Under Various

Labour Laws During the Year 2003Description No. of CasesUnder (IRO) Industrial Relation Ord. 1969(Repealed)/Industrial Relation Ordinance,2002

59

Under West Pakistan Shops & Estt: Ordi-nance, 1969.

2070

Under Employment of Children Act, 1991 6Cases Under Standard Weights & MeasureEnforcement Act, 1976

216

Cases under Factories Act, 1934 59Cases under Payment of Wages Act, 1936 10Case under Industrial & Commercial Em-ployment (Standing Order) Ord. 1968

70

Case under Minimum of Wages Act, for(USW) Ordinance, 1969

55

Total:— 2545


Names of Presiding Officers, Labour Court, PeshawarName PeriodMr. Inayatullah Khan 10-3-96 to 9-4-4998Mr. Abdul Jabbar Khan 26-8-98 to 8-7-1999Mr. Abdul Mateen Khan 2-8-99 to 30-11-2000Mr. Wajahat Ali Shah 5-12-00 to 14-1-2003Mr. Ihsanullah Khan Baber 16-1-03– till date

Budget Allocated During the Year 2003-04Period Allocation

2003-2004 Rs. 22,39,510/-

The Court realised a fine of Rs. 7,13,800/- during the reporting period.

15.2.2 Mardan Labour Court

LABOUR COURT MARDAN: PERFORMANCE 2003Previous Pending

Nature of Cases Balance Institution Total Disposal BalanceIndustrial Relation Ordinance 1969. 9 78 87 52 35The West Pakistan Shops & Establishment Ordinance1969.

1609 3390 4999 4330 669

The NWFP Standard Weights & Enforcement Act. 1976. 17 128 145 141 4The Employment of Children Act. 1991. 18 43 61 57 4The Factories Act. 1934. Nil 144 144 137 7Industrial & Commercial Standing Orders Ord: 1968 1 11 12 7 5The Payment of Wages Act. 1936. Nil 48 48 45 3The Minimum Wages Act. 1961. 8 239 247 232 15Minimum of Wages for Unskilled Workers Ordinance, 1969. Nil 51 51 18 33Total : 1662 4132 5794 5019 775

The total fine recovered during this period was Rs.9,24,050/-

LABOUR COURT MARDAN: BUDGET FOR 2003Year Demand in R.E. Budget Expdtr:

2002-2003 1953868/- 1459410/- 1406640/-

Names of Presiding Officers, Labour Court, MardanName From ToMr. Mohammad Safdar Khan 1-12-1991 6-5-1993Mr. Mohammad Qaim Jan Khan 11-5-1993 5-4-1995Mr. Mohammad Nawaz Khan 16-7-1995 31-1-1996Mr. Aziz Akhtar Chughtai 21-3-1996 28-4-1997Mr. Mukhtar Ahmad Khan 14-1-1998 17-4-2002Mr. Zia-ud-Din Siddiqui. 18-4-2002 till date


15.2.3 Bannu Labour Court

BANNU LABOUR COURT: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance2003 (December) 3 3 6 4 22004 (21.04.04) 2 275 277 NIL 277

LABOUR COURT BANNU: BUDGETHead Sanctioned Budget Expenditure Balance201109-01100–Pay of Officer 2400 2000 4000200-21109–Pay of Staff 1200 900 3005400–Stationary 525 NIL 5255100–Transportation 1500 NIL 1500

The Court has a part-time Presiding Officer

15.2.4 Haripur Labour Court

The following information has been provided by the Court with respect to performance and budget:

1. Cases under IRO, 2002: 23

2. Challan cases: 609

3. Annual Budget (2002-03): Rs. 1154080

4. Presiding Officer: Mohammed Ibrahim Khan

15.2.5 D. I. Khan Labour Court

Names of Presiding Officers, Labour Court, D.I.KhanName From ToMr.Jahangir Khan 16-06-1997 31-03-1998Mr.Rafiq Hussain Shah 16-04-1998 18-12-1998Mr.Miftah ud Din 23-12-1998 11-09-2000Syed Afsar Shah 03-11-2000 01-07-2002Mr.Abdul Matin Khan 05-07-2002 30-04-2004

D. I. KHAN LABOUR COURT: PERFORMANCEPrevious Pending

Year Balance Institution Total Disposal Balance1998 15 6 21 8 131999 13 9 22 12 102000 10 4 14 11 32001 3 3 6 3 32002 3 12 15 4 112003 11 8 19 9 10

Budget according to various heads:


D. I. KHAN LABOUR COURT: BUDGETS/No. Year 01103 01203 51101 54000

1 1998-99 2400/- 1200/- 3000/- 1050/-2 1999-00 2400/- 1200/- 3000/- –3 2000-01 2400/- 1200/- 3000/- 1050/-4 2001-02 2400/- 1200/- 3000/- 1050/-5 2002-03 1280/- 640/- 12000/- 420/-

15.2.6 Swat (Saidu Sharif) Labour Court

SWAT (SAIDU SHARIF) LABOUR COURT: PERFORMANCEPrevious Monthly Monthly Pending

Month Pending Institution Total Disposal BalanceJanuary 2003. 17 — 17 12 5February 2003. 5 — 5 — 5March 2003. 5 2 7 2 5April 2003. 5 1 6 — 6May 2003. 6 1 7 4 3June 2003. 3 2 5 — 5July 2003. 5 3 8 3 5August 2003. 5 2 7 2 5September 2003. 5 5 10 1 9October 2003. 9 3 12 — 12November 2003. 12 1 13 — 13December 2003. 13 1 14 — 14

Budget data for Saidu Sharif is as follows:

RECONCILIATION FOR JANUARY 2003OBJECT SANC’D DEPT’L FIG./ PREVIOUS TOTAL EXCESSHEAD BUDGET MONTH BAL. BAL. BAL. BAL.Special Pay of Off:01103 1280/- – 1310/- 1310/- — 30/-Pay of Staff: 01203 640/- 100/- 600/- 700/- — 60/-Travelling Allow: 51100 1200/- – 1200/- 1200/- — –Stationery Charges:54000 420/- – 419/- 419/- 1/- —Total :- 3540/- 100/- 3519/- 3629/- 1/- 90/-

RECONCILIATION FOR DECEMBER 2003OBJECT SANC’D DEPT’L FIG./ PREVIOUS TOTAL EXCESSHEAD BUDGET MONTH BAL. BAL. BAL. BAL.Special Pay of Off:01103 2400/- 200/- 1000/- 1200/- 1200/- —Pay of Staff: 01203 1200/- 100/- 500/- 600/- 600/- —Travelling Allow: 51100 1500/- – — — 1500/- –Stationery Charges:54000 525/- – 525/- 525/- — —Total :- 5625/- 300/- 2025/- 2325/- 3300/- —


15.3 Labour Courts in the Punjab

15.3.1 Punjab Labour Court No. 1: Lahore

S/No Name of Court

1 Punjab LabourCourtNo.I,

Lahore

INFORMATION IN RESPECT OF PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO.I, LAHORE

Annual Budget: 1822819/-

Name of Presiding Officer

Mr. Shahbaz Hassan Gardezi

Court Procedures

This court deals with the cases under Industrial Relations

Ordinance, 1969/2002, West Pakistan Industrial &

Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968 and Payment of Wages

Act, 1936 etc.

15.3.2 Punjab Labour Court No. 3: Lahore (at Ferozwala)

S/NO

1 Punjab Labour Court No.3, Lahore at Ferozewala

Ch Shaukat Nawaz Goraya This court deals with the cases under

Industrial Relations Ordinance

1969/2002. West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial

Employment(Standing Orders)

Ordinance 1968 and Payment of Wages

Act etc.

ANNUAL BUDGET Rs. 1324994/-

PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO. 3, LAHORE AT FEROZEWALAName of Court Name of Presiding Officer Court Procedure


15.3.3 Punjab Labour Court No. 4: Faisalabad

Name of Presiding Officer Mian Masood Ahmad Baitu.DATA FOR THE YEAR 2003

Name of Court Punjab Labour Court No. 4, Faisalabad

Procedure Petitions/Appeal under Payment of Wages Act and cases unfair Labour Practice are filed in this Court and decided in accordance with Industrial Relations Ordinance, 2002, under Principles of C.P.C.

No. of Cases Previous Year Balance 354No. of Cases Institution during 2003 287

Total: 641

Which is less then 5%.

No. of Cases Disposed of during the Year 2003

332

No. of Cases Pending during the Year 2003 309

Expenditure, 2002-2003 Rs. 1414831-00

BUDGET

Saving

Budget Allotment Rs. 1781941-00

Rs. 0073129-00

Surrendered in II Statement, in the year, 2002-2003

Rs. 0293981-00

Balance Rs. 1487960-00

15.3.4 Punjab Labour Court No. 5: Sargodha

S/NO1

2

3

4

5

LIST SHOWING THE NAMES OF PRESIDING OFFICERS, OF PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO.5SARDODHA FOR THE FROM 23.10.1997 TO TILL NOW

Mr. Sultan Ahmad Additional District & Sessions Judge

4.10.2003 to 10.2.2003

Ch. Ghulam Mustafa ShahzadName

Additional District & Sessions Judge

Designation Period23.10.97 to 31.3.98

Bashir Ahmad Bhatti District & Sessions Judge 17.2.2003 to till now

Ch Muhammad Munir Additional District & Sessions Judge

10.4.98 to 19.8.98

Mian Jalal-ud-Din Akbar Additional District & Sessions Judge

2.10.98 to 25.4.2000


Year Balance from

previousyear

Institution during the year

Total Disposal duringthe year

Pendingat the end of Year

Remarks

1999 191 197 388 234 1542000 154 136 290 153 1372001 137 192 329 191 1382002 138 201 339 234 1052003 105 106 211 90 121Total 191 832 1023 902 121

1999 155 0 155 120 352000 35 282 317 41 2762001 276 1455 1731 315 14162002 1416 662 2078 1267 8112003 811 1102 1913 1734 179

SUMMARY CASES

STATEMENT SHOWING INSTITUTION AND DISPOSAL OF CASESFOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS (1999 TO 2003) OF PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO. 5, SARGODHA

REGULAR CASES

STATEMENT SHOWING ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS (1999 TO 2003)

FOR PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO.5, SARDODHA

2002-2003 1031262/-

Financial Year Amount Allocated1999-2000 812130/-

2003-2004 1912275/-

2000-2001 728725/-2001-2002 955853/-


15.3.5 Punjab Labour Court No. 8: Bahawalpur

Name of Officer

AnnualBudget2003-04

CourtProcedur

e

Remarks

1 2 3 81 Regular

Casesunder

IRO 2002

273 1 Regular Casesunder

IRO 2002


IRO 2002


IRO 2002

9

2 Summary casesunder

standingOrders

Ordinance, 1968

1351 2 Summary casesunder

standingOrders

Ordinance, 1968

Nil 2 Summary casesunder

standingOrders

Ordinance, 1968

1338 2 Summary casesunder

standingOrders

Ordinance, 1968

13

3 Appeals under

paymentof wages

Act

6 3 Appeals under

paymentof wages

Act

25 3 Appeals under

paymentof wages

Act

31 3 Appeals under

paymentof wages

Act

Nil

I assumed the charge of this court on 1 Jan 03. With the grace of allah

Almighty, I have reduced this court to a

nullity after having decided

1843 cases. Now only 4 cases of all

categories are pending in this

court out of which

proceedings in two cases have been

stayed by the Honourable

Court. I must bring on

record that uptil now no stenographer

has been provided to this Court.

4 5 6 7

DATA IN RESPECT OF THE PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO. 8 BAHAWALPUR - YEAR 2003

Theprocedurelaid down

in the IRO-2002

andStandingOrders

Ordinance 1968

18,51,153Kazim Ali Malik

Category wise pendency as on 1 Jan

03

Category wise Institution from 1 Jan

03 to 31 Dec 03

Category wise on 1 Jan 2003

Category wise pendency as on 1 Jan

04

15.3.6 Punjab Labour Court No. 9: Multan

S/No Name of the Court

Name of the

Presiding Officer

AnnaulBudget2003-04

1 Punjab LabourCourtNo.9,Multan

Mr. Ata Ullah

Kausar

1867708/-

Date in accordance in the standardized

case categories

Court ProcedurePUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO. 9, MULTAN

Consolidatedstatement is enclosed

The Labour Court has been established under Section 44. It deals with the cases involving Industrial Dispute as per procedure and powers mentidoned under Section 45 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002 coupled with the provisions of the Industrial & commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968. More over, the Labour Court entertains and hear the appeals as per Section 17 of the Payment of Wages Act, 1936 against the order / direction of the learned Authority passed u/s 15 ibid.


S/No Name of Statute

Sections Institution during the Year

DisposalDuringthe Year

Pendency as on

24.12.03

Totalworking

daysduringthe year

1 I.R.O 1969 25-A 79 305 1892 I.R.O 1969 22-A(12) 0 25 183 Payment of

Wages Act 1936

17 111 89 44

4 I.R.O 2002 46 177 50 1375 I.R.O 2002 49(9) & 63 39 33 21

6 I.R.O 1969 & 2002

8(7), 8(3), 9(5)

11 11 4

7 I.R.O 1969 & 2002

51,64,55,56,70,34,61,62,43,71

6 10 10

8 I.R.O 2002 10(21),19(10)

5 6 2

9 I.R.O 1969 8(A) 0 1 510 I&C E

(StandingOrders)

1968

11-B,13-B,11-A

2 2 1

11 I.R.O 1969 46-A 0 1 012 C.P.C 12(2) 0 1 113 I.R.O 2002 12(1) 5 0 514 I.R.O 1969 22-A(8)(g) 0 0 815 I&C E

(StandingOrders)

7(2) 45 72 0

16 Misc Application

0 14 6 8

494 612 453

PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO. 9, MULTANCONSOLIDATED STATEMENT SHOWING INSTITUTION, DISPOSAL

AND PENDENCY FOR THE YEAR 2003 (1.1.2003 TO 24.12.2003)

Total:


15.4 Labour Courts in Balochistan

The data provided below has been extracted from the comprehensive annual data provided by theBalochistan High Court.

15.4.1 First Labour Court: Quetta

1st LABOUR COURT: QUETTA (2003)Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance


Total 93 723 816 774 42

15.4.2 Second Labour Court: Sibbi

1st LABOUR COURT: SIBBI (2003)Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance


Total 25 61 86 64 22


15.4.3 Third Labour Court: Hubb

1st LABOUR COURT: HUBB (2003)Ser. No. Month Prev. Pending Institution Total Disposal Balance


Total 72 183 255 168 87


Documents

Administrative Tribunals and Special Courtsljcp.gov.pk/Menu Items/Annual Reports/Courts/2003/Special...1 FOREWORD It is my pleasure to publish the second annual report on the Administrative