Section 22A & 154 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Justice of Peace, charged the complainant / defendant by directing the registration of two separate FIs on the same set of charges without considering the police report. He has been unlawfully removed from the dispute. From the accused / applicant, the land accused made the same allegation against the complainant. Both the accused and the complainant filed separate petitions before the Justice of Peace under Section 22A, CRPC, whose requests were accepted and the Justice of Peace ordered the FIR to be filed against both. The accused and the complainant alleged that the alleged report by the complainant was false as per the police report. That the Justice of Peace did not take into account such a report by the police and while accepting the complainant's request under Section 22A, CRPC Validity Two FI in connection with the same charge of forcible possession. The Justice of Peace did not give any reason. The same land cannot be registered. The maximum justice judge could have accepted the FIR's registration by accepting a single petition under CRPC under Section 22A of the accused or complainant, and furthermore If the second request was to be accepted. Only a cross version could be ordered after that, both orders for registration of criminal cases were approved by the Justice of Peace without regard to the police report and the recorded material was allowed on the constitutional request. That is, the unclean order of Justice of Peace was set aside by the High Court on the observation that the two sides were each
