MUHAMMAD ASLAM versus S.H.O., POLICE STATION CHOOCHAK, DISTRICT OKARA
Pakistan Penal Code Section 27 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 420 Price Control and Profit and Storage Act (XXIX of 1977), Sections 3, 4, 6 and 7 of the Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898), Section 571 A constitution of Pakistan (1973), abolishing the fraudulent definition of Article 199 constitutional petition, was filed by the FIR complainant alleging that the accused had supplied diesel quantities and recovered higher prices. The first information report was filed against 520, PPC and Section 3, Price Control and Prevention. According to the Profit and Storage Act, 1975, the charge of recovering more than that for allegedly supplying small quantities of diesel, shall not be applicable to the provisions of Section 420, PPC. No, but diesel was a matter of scarcity. Under the Punjab Weight and Measurement (International System) Enforcement Act 1975, action will be taken on the inspection of petrol or other fuel by the inspector or any other person. Neither the complainant can file an FIR with the police nor the police can take notice of the complaint. Neither the official inspector or any other authorized person can check / measure the accused's petrol / fuel pump and the inspector should appear before the magistrate. Can file a complaint. An ideological doctrine was unstable (where a work was done in this manner and would not be lawful if it were not done), with the authority and jurisdiction to run the law and movement without which no action could be taken. Was. In this case, the police provide less quantity, in such cases less facilities will be provided, such as supervision jurisdiction.
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