Article 6 336 Criminal Code of Conduct (V 18 18 18 Sec), Sections 17373 and 190 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 9al Constitution Constitution Petition Report of Police Officers, Confirmation of Crimes by Related Magistrate Section H After Investigation, Section 737373, Cr. Submitted a report under PC. The Alki Magistrate's Court recommended that the case be dismissed on that basis. The alleged incident never happened. That the FIR was registered on the basis of a false and baseless, fabricated story and that the magistrates were innocent in this case, the magistrate did not agree with the investigation officer's cancellation report and filed a review against the magistrate's order. The request was rejected. The Additional Sessions Judge Validation Order passed by the Judicial Magistrate should be considered in the Judicial Act and could be amended under Sections 35 && and 9439, the legality of the PC and the ownership of such order as well. The cancellation can be viewed by the High Court under Article 199 of the Report. Under the jurisdiction of Section 173, CRPC, the magistrate had the power to agree or agree that an investigating officer was merely responsible for the use of his legal settlement authority's report under Section 173, CRPC. Opinion was, not binding. Both the defamation orders passed by the magistrate and the Additional Sessions Judge on the court made it clear that both the E-Courts had made statements of the complainant and the prosecution witnesses under Section 161, CR PC, as well as the complainant's medical certificate. In view of this, these orders were passed after the judicial mind was put into operation, which allegedly referred to the injury as a confession and competence. Section 6336
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