MUHAMMAD SULEMAN versus THE STATE
In the trial of Articles 145 and 561 of the Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC), the parties were already protesting with their own rights before the competent court of the civil court in order to retain their status. Was approved. The parties, the Sub Divisional Magistrate, exercised their jurisdiction under the provisions of Section 454545, on the report submitted by them relating to Section H, solely for the exercise of the CRPC criminal jurisdiction's jurisdiction. The civil jurisdiction under the Purpose is subject to and subject to the outcome by a competent court. 14 of 145, the CCP intended to prevent the parties from seizing immovable property and bleeding and disturbing the peace, the parties' title to the disputed land was never processed under section 145. The purpose of the CRPC was to question whether the possession of immovable property until such an order was passed. The civil jurisdictional inquiry of the civil court was limited to the question of who, in fact, was in the history of the order. The possession was, regardless of the question of the rights of the parties and the title to the property could result in the loss of entitlement. Owners temporarily seized their property and suffered from it, but these and other considerations were essentially subject to the necessary security protection, to maintain proceedings under Section 14, CR PC , It was important that conflict arose. The reason for the breach of the peace was when the magistrate found out in the inquiry that there was no dispute or controversy.
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