Articles 22A (6), 154 and 561 passed an order passed by the Justice of Peace for the registration of a criminal case in which the petitioner filed a case for registration of a lawsuit against the applicant, which was the Department's H.A. Justice of the Peace has accepted. , Petitioner filed an application for termination of the Order of Justice's Paramount Question under Section 22A, CRPC was of the view that there was an unlawful offense. A section of the police is the equivalent of abusing powers and neglecting its duty, if, under Section 22A, CCPC, if the Justice of the Peace recognizes that an incident has occurred, Was required to issue instructions for registration of the case. Submitted by the plaintiff against the applicant to the Justice of the Peace under Section 22A, the CCPC revealed that there were some factual allegations that were an admissible offense. The facts that revealed the existence of a credible crime were available, then the police was obliged to file a case under the provisions of Section 154, the orders passed by the PCP Justice of the Peace were based on, well, The fact was that the superior did not need any intervention. Under Section 6161A, the court upholds the PCP's implied order, exercising its inherent powers, and the application for termination of the said order is dismissed.
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