Section 249A, 265K & 561A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 203 Following the Principles of Acquisition of the High Court, the following principles shall be exercised under section 1 56 Cr ACPC, which exercises section 1 561A, May not be applicable under CRPC. As a substitute for the appeal or revision powers granted to the High Court under Section 561A, CCPC, the PC is very broad and is responsible for the entire administration of justice under Article 203 of the Constitution and It can be exercised at any stage of the proceedings under Article 203 of the KC. The High Court is responsible for overseeing all the subordinate courts that have the ability to take all appropriate measures to prevent the breakdown of justice and to prevent abuse of law practice in appropriate cases when the matter is being dealt with. There is no evidence or the case's registration proves to be fraudulent or a case. There is an abnormal delay in the settlement of the matter solely of civil nature or when the issue is brought to disrepute, mentally, physically and financially. On the contrary, the High Court is competent to review the matter and, by ordering the termination of the FIR using the powers granted under section 6161 AA, CCPC, and section 6161 AA under it. May remove the powers contained in the High Court. In sections 249A and 265, in the broad and appropriate cases with the powers conferred on the trial court under the CCPC, sections 249A and 265K resort directly to the trial court's decision under the CRPC. May be requested to prevent abuse from the process. In appropriate cases
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