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MUHAMMAD NAWAZ versus STATE

Section 4 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 265 K & 190 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition Under Section 265 K, dismiss the applicant for complaint and breach, CCP dismisses the main complaint. And urged him to be evil. On the basis that the Additional Sessions Judge had no jurisdiction to file a complaint under the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005. This complaint was received in violation of Section 193 (2), CR PC, could not be forwarded. And that the Additional Sessions Judge was not given jurisdiction under the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, the applicant's application has been dismissed, the applicant in consultation with the Constitutional High Court, Section 7 of the CCPC and 8, was filed. The relevant tehsil has already been declared as a session division, which will be considered a court session, capable of hearing the complaint filed by the defendant under Section 4 of the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, It is argued that the Additional Sessions Judge was not `` Court \ ', in the circumstances claiming that the complaint was made by the Additional Sessions Judge in violation of Section 193 (2), CR PC, therefore. Nor was it lasting that the CRPC provisions did not strictly apply to proceedings under the Illegal Disposition Act 2005 and were made under court. The aforesaid Act, being a special court, was not obliged to follow the procedure listed in Secretary 90, CRPCG. The Additional Sessions Judge was not given jurisdiction under the Unlawful Disposition Act 2005 because it had no There was no legal power because the complaint was filed under the Unlawful Settlement Act 2005 advocates from Jauharabad lawyer