Sections 145 and 561 of a land dispute which is believed to be a breach of the peace, stopping the action The magistrate dismissed the Complainant's (Respondents) application filed under Section 145, CR PC, but in review Below, the court accepted, ordering the adjudication of the disputed property. For the indefinite period, Valid Patwari Lightly admitted in his cross-inspection that a complaint was not made in the measles kidney for possession of the disputed property, and such admission was made for a complaint filed under Section 145, Cr. The Revenue Record Court was fully supported. The PC had to consider the occupation of the disputed property and not the ownership complaint. While the witness failed to state the measles number which the applicants had seized and failed to prove a threat to peace and tranquility, possibly as a result of the seizure imposed by the applicants. Their application was allowed, the court order was set aside, and the magistrate's order was upheld.
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