MST. NAZEERAN versus S.H.O., POLICE STATION, DAHARKI
In Sections 22A, 22B and 154, the Justice of the Justice disclosed that he had been charged with the duty of Justice of the Peace to instruct the FIR scope complainant (applicant) to register. Several armed men committed adultery in her house and took away valuable articles. Its Station House Officer (Section HO) refused to file an FIR by Zodkub, under which a petition was filed before the Justice of Peace under Section 22A, CCPC. , But his application was dismissed if the applicant, upon receiving immediate relief from the relief of the applicant, succeeded in proving an unrecognizable offense which was not registered by the relevant police station. Did not state that the prayer made by the complainant was rejected after proper and complete obedience. The impugned order of Justice of Peace does not matter whether the information disclosed earlier is not a recognizable offense nor is the relevant station house officer (section HO), despite the permission of his application. It had refused to file its complaint, with the direction of the concerned Station House Officer (Section HO), a non-judgmental order of Justice of Peace had been fixed. To record the complainant's statement and to file an FIR if any identifiable offense has been made to r \ n
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