Article 22A (6), 154 and 173 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Powers Directives of Justice for the Enforcement of Jurisdiction of the Jurisdiction of the Justice Initially, primarily the complaint by the complainant against the applicant. Was dismissed on the ground that the applicant had provided some FI money against the complainant, without going into the merits of the trial, which was challenged by the complainant in the constitutional petition of the Justice of Peace Order, which The request for permission was granted and the matter was on remand of Justice of the Peace before the Supreme Court finalized. And after that the Justice of the Justice had directed Section H to order the case to be filed against the applicant so the lawyer did not complain that Justice of Peace had violated it. ? The direction of the High Court was in accordance with the directions of the High Court, except that the registration of a particular section of the PPC, in which the complaint states that the petitioner's petition to the Section H in writing / The absence of complaint was a misunderstanding, as Section 22A (6), CRPC, had not posted any such order that Justice Justice would file a complaint only if the relevant Section H was concerned. The complaint was not resolved in writing, it was not resolved by the FIR register, for the informant for any identifiable offense. It is not necessary to convey such information in writing. Section HA; however, it was the legal responsibility of Section HO to file an FIR in compliance with Section 154, CRPC Order
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