MUHAMMAD SHABIR ALIAS SHABO versus JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE, DUNIYAPUR, DISTRICT LODHRAN
Sections 169 and 173 of the General Clause Act (X9 of 1897), Section 24 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Police Report Report The applicants alleged that the magistrate had refused to agree to the discharge report and The mechanics did not disagree with the opinion that the order issued by the magistrate without hearing the parties and without the parties hearing without the investigating officer revealed that the magistrate applied without a valid mind and the police file Was passed without any provision under the provisions of the General Clause Act 1897. Any authority, whether judicial or quasi-judicial or even an executive authority vests authority to pass any order, was required to provide reasons. The impugned order cannot be declared as a judicial or spiking order which has accepted the constitutional request. Inactive order, as instructed by the magistrate and after the hearing pass the reorder order using the record via speaker order \ r \ n
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