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MUHAMMAD ISHAQ KHAN versus STATE

Pakistan Penal Code Section 217/218/34 Corruption Prevention Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) of the Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), Sections 439 and 203 of the Complaint dismissed by trial The special court had the exclusion of the rules. The law was erred in rejecting the complaint without preliminary investigation and examining the testimony of the prosecutor in the complaint where, upon receipt of the complaint, the court and after filing the complainant's statement under Section 200, CR P.C. It was found that there was no first case. Was made and that conducting a preliminary investigation, as considered under section 202, CRPC, would be a wasteful exercise, it could dismiss the complaint under 5203, CRPC section 204, To take notice of the matter or to dismiss the complaint under the CRPC, under section 203, CCPC, it was not a condition that the court should consider the witnesses listed in the complaint filed under section 202 (4), CRPC. Examine. The court was satisfied with the accuracy of the measurement complaint otherwise there was no offense under 5217/218/34, PPC read with section 5 (2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947, it seems Nothing has been revealed since. The trial court dismissed the complaint after reading the complaint clearly, accordingly the review request was dismissed. how to become a advocate from Killa Abdullah lawyer