Case Details

Citation(s)
1973 SLG 399 1973 SLD 399 1973 PCRLJ 849
Sindh High Court
Criminal Appeal No. 289 of 1969, 27th July, 1972
TUFAIL ALI A. RAHMAN, C.J

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Zahoor Ahmed And 3 Others

VS

The State

Law:

Section:

Keywords: Money, Investigation, Defence, Prosecutor, Maintain, Order, Payment, Delay, Recovery, Evidence, Prosecution, Procedure, Management, Apprehension, Recording, Plea, Set Aside, Remand, Information, Possession, Period, Place, Magistrate, F.I.R, Fine, Prosecution Witness, Testimony, Manager, Custody, Office Result: Appeal accepted JUDGMENT The four appellants in this case were tried by an Additional City Magistrate of Karachi who was empowered under section 30 of the Criminal Procedure Code and were convicted by him under section 393 read with section 397/34 of the Pakistan Penal Code and sentenced to seven years' R. I. And to pay a fine of Rs. 500 or to suffer in default of payment of fine a further 4period of six months' R. I. 2. The prosecution case was-that the first informant, Syed Mohiuddin, was the Manager, at the material time, of a Carpet Factory in Korangi and that on the 4th of November 1967 he -drew a sum of Rs. 35,000 from the Victoria Road Branch of Habib Bank Limited for the purpose of payment of the salaries of the persons employed at the Factory. Accompanied by one Abdul Sattar (P. W, 5), commonly known as Mamajee the Supervisor of the Factory he travelled in his cpr bearing No. KAB 7551 towards the Factory and when they entered the industrial Area he had to stop the car because some body threw a stone at the car which hit the glass. Meanwhile two other persons also came up, one of whom was holding a Pistol in his hand. These three persons then at the pistol point demanded the money which apparently they knew that the first informant was carrying and the key of the car. In the meantime, however, P. W. 2 Akbar, another employee of the Factory came up on a cycle and two other 'passers-by one of whom was P. W. 9. Jaffer Khan. The result was that the three culprits attempted to run away in different directions but one of them being chased was caught. This person is now stated to be Zahoor, appellant No. 1. Zahoor was then taken in the car to the Factory where he was left while the first informant and the said Mamajee went to the Police Station Korangi and reported the matter. A Sub-Inspector of Police and two constables then came to the…
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