MUHAMMAD UMAR TARAR versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY LAW AND PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
Sections 22A, 22B and 154 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Filed by the complainant applicants of the FIR, torture and aggression at the hands of the defendants, Section HA issued Section 22A & 22B, C The request was transferred under RPC. In order to register a case against the former Office of the Justice of the Peace, who, without deciding whether the case is worthwhile, will be required to mechanically record the applicant's statement under Section 154, CRPC. Directed to refer to section H for The Office of the Justice of Peace had left the dispute on the decision of Section H to decide what was in accordance with the law and the section H against which the application was made was decided on the said dispute against the applicant. Because of this, peace of justice should be established. The application will reduce the discretion of the police officer to facilitate the registration of cases and facilitate the registration of victims and to know if any identifiable case has been made and then the order will be passed for registration of the case. Will certainly end the torture with which the effective order of justice of peace is set in the direction that they themselves will discover that there is an unrecognizable offense. Was made or not and then according to law the constitutional petition was allowed accordingly to decide the applicant strictly.
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