MUHAMMAD NASIR CHEEMA versus MAZHAR JAVAID
Section 173 and 190 (1973) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Investigation Report (challan) was filed in the trial court of the High Court's Inquiry Report (challan) against the accused when the accused filed an FIR against the High Court. Demanded under it to eliminate. The constitutional jurisdictional High Court dismissed the request to the Station House Officer, under the direction of the Criminal Code, 1898, for filing a final report against only one accused and only for one offense. Was 173. He ordered the inquiry to be completed soon and further ordered that at the end of each inquiry, the concerned station house officer would, in the prescribed manner, submit a report of the results to the magistrate for serious consideration under section 190under. No court has the authority, including the High Court to dismiss the legal order and also instruct the station house officer to submit an investigation report (challan) or to submit a report in a particular way. As such, the court wants only against such persons or only in respect of such offenses as the court wishes that the order passed by the High Court could not be maintained (challan) had already been presented in the trial court and As the relevant station was beyond the reach of the House Officer, the High Court granted leave of appeal in the appeal and the order passed by the High Court under constitutional jurisdiction was set aside.
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