SAKINA BIBI versus SESSIONS JUDGE, GUJRAT
Article 22A, 22B and 154 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Registration of criminal case police in the present case, is a different version of the incident in which the petitioner / mother of the deceased claimed that her Had a son. He was killed by his opponents because he was already involved in a criminal trial with his complainant, he filed a petition before the Justice of Peace under Section 22A & 22B, CRPC. The officer in charge of the police station was directed to treat the applicant's statement. Already listed as FIR under section 161, CCPC, and for the same inquiry, according to the law, no harm was done, in the circumstances, fresh case was registered on the applicant's complaint. By keeping both statements on record, and it would be open to the trial court to decide which of the two versions was correct, the first registration inquiry / investigation section 154, the CR PC dispute and the dispute. Resources not considered in the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction could not be resolved, information reached under the provisions of Section 154, CCPC And the law had to be mobilized, was only to facilitate the bringing together content from the investigating officer and witnesses. For their trial law, criminals created security measures in the form of Section 182, PPC, as information accessed under Section 154, CRPC was protected under Section 154, CRP C. provided that the person in charge of the police station had to file a case. On the complaint of the applicant and in accordance with the law
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