This was stated in the proceedings in section 504/506 (1) / 427/34 of the Criminal Code of Pakistan (v. 1898), Article 573 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the FIR. That the complainant was threatened with serious injury to his life, which brought the case under the second paragraph of section 506, PPC filed an FIR with the investigating officer. As mentioned incorrectly as Section 506 (1), the PPC's offense fell under the second paragraph of section 506, the PPC was comprehensible and the police officer investigating the crime was sent to the magistrate. There was no need to seek permission, even otherwise, in the absence of any serious prejudice to the PPC and thus unrecognizable, if the offense falls under the paragraph of 5506, Irregularities and inaccuracies, if any, The PC Petition was submitted for leave of appeal, recovering under section 373737, in the circumstances and allowed the proceedings of the High Court to be invalidated. The decision to grant was set aside with the same observation that the case against the accused would be considered pending on the magistrate's file.
