Article 22A, 155 and 190 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 162/163/164 Constitution of Pakistan, Art 199 Constitutional Application Circle, accepting the motion to dismiss the FIR charge against Circle Gurdwara, accepting the money Judge Civil Judge gave the verdict. Complaint / charge sent to District and Sessions Judge stating that accused (Gurdwara) accused of accepting money to decide the outcome of a case, Session Judge / Justice of Justice referred to Section 22A of the said complaint. , Acting under the CRPC and directed the Station House Officer to file a case against the accused under Sections 162, 163 and 164, the PPC accused admitted that the offenses were not understandable, therefore, Justice of the Peace does not have the authority to register the case directly / the charge sent by the civil judge, it appears to have been sent under section 90, CR PC The Sessions Judge did the same thing under Section 22A, CRPC and issued instructions for registering case charges against the accused. The SEDs were very serious in nature as they not only relieved the name of a judicial officer from their actions, mistakes and commissions but also tried to undermine the judicial institution in the eyes of the general public but also prosecuted the High Court. There was no need to stop. In the preliminary phase, if an offense was committed at an early stage and the trial was not generally allowed to be ignored with the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction, the constitutional application was dismissed.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2012
