Legal Case Summary

Case Details
Case ID 0986cc79-c5ee-4584-afeb-57d0e17cba2a
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Case Number Writ Petition No. 122-H of 2012
Decision Date May 15, 2012
Hearing Date May 03, 2012
Decision The court allowed the constitutional petition for the recovery of the detenue, Mst. Saira, after considering her voluntary statement recorded before the Judicial Magistrate, where she claimed she was forcibly abducted. The court noted that the abductor, Allah Ditta, was approximately 90 years old and his claim that she was his wife lacked credible evidence. The High Court directed a police squad to ensure the safe return of the detenue to her family.
Summary This case involves a constitutional petition filed for the recovery of a detenue who was allegedly abducted by her abductor, claiming she was his wife. The High Court reviewed the evidence presented, including the statement of the detenue, who expressed her unwillingness to stay with her abductor. The court found the claims of the abductor to be unsubstantiated and directed the police to facilitate the safe return of the detenue. This case highlights issues of forced abduction and the importance of protecting the rights of individuals in legal custody disputes. Keywords: abduction, constitutional petition, rights of the detenue, legal proceedings, Peshawar High Court.
Court Peshawar High Court
Entities Involved Not available
Judges Qaiser Rashid Khan, Syed Sajjad Hassan Shah
Lawyers Abdur Rehman Tariq Khand, Fatal Rahim Khan, Saifur Rehman Khan
Petitioners Allah Dad
Respondents Allah Ditta, S.H.O.
Citations 2012 SLD 2718, 2012 YLR 2926
Other Citations Not available
Laws Involved Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898), Constitution of Pakistan
Sections 491, 199