QAISER ZAMAN versus STATION HOUSE OFFICER, P.S. BRIGADE, KARACHI
Sections 154, 156 and 561 of the trial of the complainant and his witnesses, the trial court directed Section H on the applicants to record the statements of the complainant and his witnesses. And if it turns out that an identifiable offense has occurred, then Section HO can file information in the book kept under section 154, CCPC, to record such statement and file an FIR accordingly. , But that was not done by Section H, the complainant filed an application under section. 561A, the accuracy of the CCPC's right to file a complaint has been filed by the Constitution and the relevant police station / section HA, so that the statements of the complainant and his witnesses may be reduced in writing. And after subtracting it in writing, the HO / officer concerned had to read such statements and if the complainant disagreed on the basis that what he had stated was not written If he could refuse to sign it and the matter could be aggravated before the complainant's application was allowed in court, the section HA was directed to the person concerned in writing the complainant's statement. Record and after going into the same case, if any identifiable case is brought up, they will file an FIR accordingly and investigate. He can start. If needed, the case
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