Article 155C Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 237 Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act (XL of 1958), Section 6 (4) Continuing with Investigation Unlawfully Appreciating Evidence Not mentioned in the charge sheet Was a policeman who was sentenced. Under Article 155C of Police Order, 2002 by Special Judge Anti-Corruption, and by the accused, Pulia was sentenced to three years in prison that could not be prosecuted for a crime he had not been charged with. And he was not informed. It was alleged by the same statute that he knew the nature of the allegation that he was still being investigated illegally even after his suspension from service, could be charged and sentenced to another 1860 fine. The offense can be punished as per Section 6 (4) of the Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act. In 1958, the Special Judge Anti-Corruption convicted the perpetrator of any crime that was admitted factually or proved to be the same. The intention of the law was conveyed through legislation through the provisions of Sections 237 and 535, CCPC Special Judge Anti-Corruption did not work outside its jurisdiction and his sanctioned sentence was illegal Did not experience movement or disorder.
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