Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Sections 365/342/34 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 167 and 173 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Constitution Magistrate to dismiss the accused The action was taken, pursuing final and irrelevant deliberations, soon after the police applied for the remand of the accused under Section 6767, CRPC, as a result of the investigation within 24 hours. It was not possible for the magistrate to have allowed the police at least one week, at the time of completing the inquiry which was in accordance with section 160 (1), CRPC. Asb was and it was not a phase in which faced the competence and conduct of the prosecution's case or a defense request to help a magistrate. Not only did the complainant predict the treatment through a private complaint, it also stopped the police from proceeding for further investigation. And the complainant was left without any remedy, the impugned order passed by the magistrate was illegal, without jurisdiction, to kill the prosecutor on the crooked and illegal and artificial considerations on the day the FIR was registered Was done and as a result it was set aside. Instruct police to proceed according to law
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