AMIR KHAN versus THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, CHAKWAL
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) SS, 174, 176 and 369 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition The death of the police and the magistrate was not confirmed by the body of the inquiry and the body was not restored. Had happened Only once and also, as the magistrate's preliminary report was not based on retaliation, did not meet the extremes of justice, the woman whose body was ordered to be questioned or decapitated was placed under police custody. He was charged with no death. Another inquiry / inquiry was made by the magistrate and, therefore, was not investigated under section 176, CRPC, but was primarily questioned under section 111, the CC page registrar, thus, the body. It was also authorized to disperse and refuse to make such a direction to the magistrate once the order was passed under the aforesaid provisions, which in turn affected the order without consequence of the order. In section 696969, the constitutional application of the tainted, PC was excluded accordingly
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