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NIZAM-UD-DIN versus DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER, MUZAFFARGARH

Sections 190, 154, 155, 156 and 157 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Registration of the Constitution Petition The District Police Officer concerned applicant was directed to file an action against Section HO and to file a case against the accused. ? The Code, 1898, divided crime into two classes. In the category of unrecognizable and unrecognizable and unrecognizable cases, all offenses for which a police officer can be arrested without warrant arrest. While the police officer was not eligible for arrest without a warrant in the category of identifiable cases, the nature of the crime was to be determined in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure, the second schedule included in 1898, so as to become an identifiable matter. It was enough, if one or more crimes could be detected, that the Criminal Code of Conduct, 1898, provided two ways to enforce criminal law. By filing a case or filing a report under section 154, a private complaint is filed with the police in relation to the commission of an identifiable offense with the CR PC and the magistrate under section 190, CCPC section 154 , CRPC provided the content of each information. In connection with the commission of a payable offense, if given to a police officer in charge, it will be included in this book. Even as long as the identifiable offense was related to section 155, the CRPC would have recorded such information in the book and the informant would be referred to Magistrate Bob IV of Part IV, Part VI, CRPC. Yes, provided the police officer is sent under section 154, CRPC. Entering identifiable crime information in the proposed register divorce advocates from Utror lawyer