Section 22A, 154 and 157 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), sections 379 and 453 of theft, domestic charges and housebreaking criminal justice case filed under section 22A, CRPC for Justice of Peace application Registered. The Justice of the Peace on the ground that Section HO was directed to conduct an investigation under Section 157 (2), CRPC, and that if there was an unlawful offense, the FI as per law To be filed, the petitioner filed a review petition against such orders of Justice. Claims of peace that Justice Justice is obliged to instruct the relevant Section H to file an FIR, but instead, he has inquired under Section 157 (2), CRPC. Which is contrary to the law. It is not conceivable to inquire before the FIR's registration of justice, while using the powers under Section 22A, CRPC, to understand the nature of the powers conferred on them under Section 22. Was completely unsuccessful. A, CCPC initial requirement that the officer in charge of the police station had to look at, was the commission of a crime identified on the basis of the information received, while the second step is to reduce it in writing, then, the inquiry. And the report was to be submitted to the relevant court, before the case was registered, directing Section HO to investigate under section 157 (2), CCPC, keeping the Justice of Peace within itself. Failed to use options. In complete disregard of the law, the order of the victim will not be able to stay in the field and the Section H
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