Section 489F Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Sections 154 and 156 Police Rules, 1934, CHAP 34, R1 Negotiation Instrument Act (XXVI of 1881), Article 30 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application fraudulently checked The issuance of pre-requisites / instructions was issued by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) for the registration of an FIR for an offense under section 489F, including instructions on the PPC legal status Instructions were noted, dishonest slip (notice), notice under section 30 of the Nagy Instruments Act 1881, establishment and liability of dishonesty, and signature of applicant's drawers The fact of the matter is that the instructions / pre-requisites issued by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) were beyond his jurisdiction and contradicted the law declared by the High Courts which constitutes an unrecognizable offense. There was a commission. There is no basis for the FIR to be registered by the Station House Officer (SHO) and there is no basis for any investigation into such crime. The registration of the legal status of the FIR constitutes dishonesty and liability. , And the drawer signatures were issues of truth that needed investigation and evidence, while the police were not authorized to inquire before the case was registered, therefore, the mandatory prerequisites should be made only after registration. Prior to the arrest of the accused of a dishonest check, i.e., prior advance arrest of any dishonest check, ie (presenting) the involuntary slip and notification section of section 30 of the Notification Instruments Act, 1881, if justified by facts. Under the law, there were legitimate demands for the police officer to file a case under section 489F
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