NATIONAL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY, ISLAMABAD versus STATE
Sections 145 and 146 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) land dispute can cause a breach of peace, linking the subject to the dispute with the Magistrate Scope from the Toll Tax Plaza causing unrest in the area. Upon receipt of the toll, the dispute tax respondent (district government) filed a lawsuit against the applicants (Highway Authority) for the specific performance of a contract, so that the defendants could manage the toll plaza and submit a civil suit. Meanwhile, the Station House Officer (SHO) area filed a complaint under section 145, CR PC for linking the Toll Tax Plaza. Egypt, the unrest is likely to result in the situation of law and order, the magistrate ordered to attach the toll plaza under Section 146, CRPC, which maintained the appellate order. Under Section 146, the order of attachment of the Magistrate to the accuracy of the court and the High Court, the CCP was mistaken when ordered to be attached to the decision of the civil court, when there was no case. NGO decides to move the petition under civil court as the sole basis for moving the application under section 100 chawl, fearing a breach of peace between the applicants and the defendant when the civil court raised If the respondent's case is dismissed, the magistrate may take legal action under it. Section 4545, CCPC, when not only was there a breach of the peace but should have caused any land or water or its boundary dispute, but in the present case, the following courts have required the second condition. Was ignored and the rights of attachment under Section 146, CR PC
