Article 16, 23 (1) (c) and 32 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Article 561 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution of Appointment of Inspector Scope, Appointment of Assistant Commissioner of Competency Filing Order while Price Magistrate Using the options. After sampling red peppers from the accused's shop, an FIR was lodged against the accused (applicant), which were not found to be in line with the Punjab Pure Food Ordinance, 1960, the prosecution argues that local officers The administration was blended through a notification to take necessary steps against the adulterers, etc., so the FIR's action could not be considered correct, the provincial government said, through notification the district administration officers were never allowed to enter into law. No option to hand over Administration Inspector Gives Health Powers to Assistant Commissioner or Magistrate A notification was published in the Official Gazette, but it was not done, by notification in the Provincial Government Gazette to another officer as an inspector within the scope of his jurisdiction. Could work, but no such notification was made before the High Court. , Provincial Government has granted the Assistant Commissioner / Price Magistrate to perform the duties of Inspector under the Punjab Pure Food Ordinance; the 1960 complaint can be filed by an authorized inspector and not by the Assistant Commissioner or any other officer. Not authorized in such court. Under the Punjab Pak Food Ordinance, 1960, a crime cannot be confessed to an offense unless the complaint / f is made by a Health Officer or an Inspector.
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