TY  - BOOK
AU  - Qadri, Shahid hussain 
TI  - Pakistan Penal Code (XLV of 1860): New Islamic Laws, 1979 
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Lahore
PB  - Mansoor Book house
KW  - Law - Pakistan
KW  - Punishment - Pakistan
KW  - Judicial system - Pakistan
KW  - Law reform - Pakistan
KW  - Criminal conspiracy - Pakistan
N1  - The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), enacted in 1860, is the primary criminal code of Pakistan. This comprehensive legal document outlines various offenses, penalties, and legal procedures applicable within the country. Originally enacted during British colonial rule, the code has been amended multiple times to address evolving legal and social norms in Pakistan. The PPC is a crucial instrument for maintaining law and order, prescribing punishments for offenses ranging from theft and assault to murder and treason.

Contents:

    Chapter I: Introduction
    Chapter II: General Explanations
    Chapter III: Punishments
    Chapter IV: General Exceptions
    Chapter V: Abetment
    Chapter VI: Offenses Against the State
    Chapter VII: Offenses Relating to the Army, Navy, and Air Force
    Chapter VIII: Offenses Against the Public Tranquility
    Chapter IX: Offenses by or Relating to Public Servants
    Chapter X: Contempts of Lawful Authority of Public Servants
    Chapter XI: False Evidence and Offenses Against Public Justice
    Chapter XII: Offenses Relating to Coin and Government Stamps
    Chapter XIII: Offenses Relating to Weights and Measures
    Chapter XIV: Offenses Affecting the Public Health, Safety, Convenience, Decency, and Morals
    Chapter XV: Offenses Relating to Religion
    Chapter XVI: Offenses Affecting the Human Body
    Chapter XVII: Offenses Against Property
    Chapter XVIII: Offenses Relating to Documents and Property Marks
    Chapter XIX: Criminal Breach of Contracts of Service
    Chapter XX: Offenses Relating to Marriage
    Chapter XXI: Defamation
    Chapter XXII: Criminal Intimidation, Insult, and Annoyance
    Chapter XXIII: Attempts to Commit Offenses

Notes:

    The PPC has been subject to numerous amendments to incorporate provisions specific to the socio-legal context of Pakistan, including the addition of Islamic laws.
    It is a fundamental document for legal practitioners, law enforcement agencies, and the judiciary in Pakistan.
    The code is frequently referenced and cited in legal proceedings and academic research on criminal law in Pakistan.

References:

    Government of Pakistan. "Pakistan Penal Code." National Assembly of Pakistan.
    "Pakistan Penal Code." Wikipedia.
    S. M. Zafar, Introduction to the Pakistan Penal Code (Oxford University Press).

This entry serves as a detailed reference for the Pakistan Penal Code, aiding legal professionals, researchers, and students in understanding and navigating the country's criminal laws

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