Section 7 (b) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 380 and 406 Criminal Procedure Code (V 1898), Section 22A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Special Law Banking Offer to Support the Bank's Finance in Criminal Case Registration Received and possession of rice bank bags was also alleged that the applicant misappropriated or stolen rice bags and the registration of the FIR Accreditation Financial Institutions (Financing Recovery) Ordinance 2001 Asked for guidance from the former Official Justice of the Peace, and it had a greater impact. The provisions of the Code of Conduct, 1860, when the Financial Institution (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance 2001, itself, provided a mechanism for dealing with civil and criminal matters, the only banking court that established the Financial Institutions (Restoration of Finance) Ordinance 2001. Was created under It had the jurisdiction to prosecute criminal acts committed by the parties. The Finance Ordinance, 2001, created a prohibition in relation to the filing of a criminal case under the Code of Conduct, when the former Office of the Justice of the Peace of 1860 was not under his jurisdiction when he applied under the Penal Code provisions. Ordered to file a case against the beneficiaries. 1860, the Bank did not have the authority to file an application under Section 22A, CCPC, nor in the presence of the Bank of Court, the Office of Justice of the Peace had any jurisdiction, in the case against the applicant. Registration Order The High Court reverses the order passed by the former office-bearers. The Justice Peace Petition was allowed under the circumstances
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