- None of accused party suffered at the hands of complainant party which implies that accused was aggressor and occurrence appears premeditated — Held: The aggressor cannot claim the right of self defence at all — Held further: Occasion of self defence could not arise as complainant party was unarmed, aggressed and attacked when they were only fencing the land in dispute — Held further: Mere fencing of land even if assumed to be of the accused, does not confer a right upon the aggressors to cause death for protecting it — Plea of self defence does not arise. Muhammad Afzal & 2 others v. Barkat Ali & another 2008 SCR 151 (B)
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