MUHAMMAD NAWAZ versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE/JUSTICE OF PEACE, BAHAWALPUR CAMP AT YAZMAN
Sections 22A (6), 22B&6Auths Act (X of 1873), Sections 8, 9, 10 and 11 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Possession Powers and Jurisdiction for Justice Courts Jurisdiction FIR The petitioner filed a constitutional petition against the order of Justice of Peace on the ground that Justice of Peace had no jurisdiction to decide the application under Section 22A, CCPC on special oath and otherwise Other Justice of the Peace did not take such an oath. Section Section, CCPC, in the sense that the Court of Justice was not a court and as a Justice of Peace, they not only had to use force in office hours but they had been in the house for twenty-four hours. They could use the options. The powers conferred upon the Justices of Justice at any time in its territorial jurisdiction were neither judicial nor custodial, but they were administrative in nature and exercised such powers within the scope of section 2. Had to 2A, the actions and instructions of the CR PC that justice issued by Justice cannot be equated with judicial orders / decisions before such former officers proceeding before the Court of Justice before the Court of Justice. Cannot be equated with a court of no justice. At the request of the parties, the authority to make a special oath or jurisdiction of Justice of Peace fell into error and entered into a domain which was beyond its jurisdiction and after taking oath from the parties, the matter was decided by Justice of Peace. An impossible order was set aside. Humiliation and Case PRK against the law
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