Sections 22A, 22B and 561A Justice of the Peace of Justice issued directions for the registration of an FIR scope complainant (applicant) under Section 22A & 22B, CCPC, before justice. In which he was accused of having a dispute. The accused and co-accused, along with the accused in connection with the sale of a motorcycle, forcibly stopped the complainant, tried to kill him and also seized cash, mobile phones and a gold ring which prompted the complainant. Was deleted Justice Justice Justice argued on the basis that there was a dispute regarding a motorcycle transaction between the parties and it was shown that the petition was filed with good intention and justice was to be examined by the justices whether disclosed by the complainant. Whether or not the information constituted a confidential offense, and if so, then the relevant Station House Officer (Section HO) should be directed to file an FIR without answering the questions as to the accuracy of the information provided. Please. The laws assigned by Justice of Peace to refuse to issue instructions to the Station House Officer (Section HO) for registration of the case were contrary to the principles of law even if relating to money transactions between the parties. The dispute was, the Station House Officer (Section HO was legally obliged to file an FIR when an unrecognizable offense was committed, the complainant clearly stated that the accused had obtained cash, mobile and other articles from him. His plea was allowed, and the unclean order of the Justice of Peace comes with separate instructions.
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