Article 199 Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 22 A constitutional petition and the harassing applicants' club were registered under section 21 of the Society Registration Act 1860, and were being used in lieu of payment of government fees. Providing rules and indoor entertainment facilities such as billiard, snooker, skate, worm boards, cards and ludo, etc. In 2001, the applicants' club management, because of their decision to stop a particular membership, membership of specific individuals. Refused. Thus, the refusal of litigation between the parties was triggered by misconduct by government officials / high officials in the police department and barriers were initiated for one or the other reason where the application was made. There was no slight harassment of the legitimate club's case where the applicant could contact the Sessions Judge, in the form of a packet, sent to the police force under Section 22 ACPC at the door of the patio. Given the backdrop of litigation by police officials, the Nair club reaffirmed citizens / club members' basic right to enter the club. The High Court directed the police authorities to remove the packet and stop the authorities. Future harassing petitions allow accordingly \ r \ n
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