Section 696969 General Clause Act (XX of 1897), Section 24 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Magistrate without giving any reason and report of cancellation confirming the opinion of the investigating officer without stopping or hearing the record. Was accepted. The provisions of section 24 of the General Clause Act, 1897, provided for the parties, giving reasons for any authority, whether judicial or quasi-judicial, or even an executive authority having the authority to pass an order. Was required under which an unknown order was approved. There was no magistrate and no decisive or speaking order, without using the court's mind in a mechanical manner and without understanding the police file, and consequently with the direction of the magistrate to pass the order of speaking after the hearing and the hearing. Isolated. According to the parties, the constitutional request was allowed
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