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Witnesses’ Presence and Departure : The witnesses encountered these individuals and then observed them leaving. However, the prosecution argues that the house was locked from the inside, which raises questions about how the accused could have left. Additionally, the witnesses did not provide specific details about the features of the individuals they encountered. Distance and Timing : The witnesses’ claim of moving from Model Town to Johar Town on foot within half an hour is considered implausible due to the considerable distance between these places. This discrepancy may affect the credibility of their testimony. Relation with Masood Akbar Warraich : The witnesses’ connection to Masood Akbar Warraich remains unclear. Masood Akbar Warraich’s absence as a witness further complicates matters. Lack of Evidence and Statements : The witnesses failed to produce any proof of their visit to see Masood Akbar Warraich on the day of the occurrence. They did not point out the house of occurrence o

The court decided that the recovery from M/s Radiant Medical Limited's bank accounts in Lahore was unlawful and violated the Income Tax Ordinance. They ruled in favor of the petitioner, stating the recovery was invalid during the appeal process. The main point decided by the court was that the recovery made by the Inland Revenue Officer from the bank accounts of M/s Radiant Medical (Private) Limited in Lahore was deemed unlawful and in violation of the provisions of the Income Tax Ordinance. The court emphasized that the recovery under Section 140 of the Ordinance was unauthorized and should not have been conducted while the petitioner's appeal process was ongoing under Section 12 of the Ordinance. Therefore, the court ruled in favor of the petitioner, declaring the recovery as invalid and without legal effect. Writ Petition No.34736 of 2024 M/s Radiant Medical (Private) Limited  The Federal Board of Revenue and others     03.06.2024 Mr. Naveed Zafar Khan, Advocate for the peti