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ABDUL WAHAB KHAN versus MUHAMMAD NAWAZ

Pakistan Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1958 Sections 203, 190, 195 and 234 to 238 Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act (XL of 1958), section 5 (7) amendments (XLV of 1860), section 411/381/109/166 / 171/477 A / 201/161/167 The Prevention of Corruption Act (II of 1947), rejecting Section 5 (2) complaints, the complainant's proprietor did not, on the 11th 1990, without proper government permission. The complaint was lodged (which was a prerequisite at the time), so the special court, for the first time, was tasked with investigating the aforementioned aspect of the case to determine whether the complaint sought to be entertained. Can be obtained otherwise Choir or were not investigated. In this regard, the aspect which the Special Court had withheld from the notice of the High Court did not even examine the question of whether the scheduled crime could be done with non-scheduled offenses or else the special court erred in preventing the wrong share. Had suffered. Crimes cannot be heard with scheduled offenses, as under Section 5 (7) of the Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958 and Section 234, the authority to impose a person on the offender and start the trial. Was. 238, CCP forgery and tampering with judicial files such as section 195 (1) (c) in the complaint, attracted the provisions of CRPC, therefore, against the complainant. Could be filed by the relevant court. The complaint of action was neither related to the court nor in the party matter in which the court was complaining, it acted as another magistrate who took charge of the 16th 1984, therefore, the complaint Enter by how to become a advocate from Punch lawyer