KHALID MAHMOOD versus STATION HOUSE OFFICER, POLICE STATION SADDAR JARANWALA, DISTRICT FAISALABAD
Sections 22A, 22B and 154 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application powers of the Office of Justice Secretary of Sections 22A and 22B, CRPC's powers of criminal case for registration of justice of peace were extremely limited and officer. ? Justice of the Peace did not have to enter into a deep dispute or initiate an inquiry into the truth or initiate an investigation into the contents of the request made by him, recording statements, collecting evidence and all other material such as weapons. Recovery Crime or medical examination of an investigation of a case, the police could only do so after registering a case. In the present case, the Justice of the Peace could not be verified in the law that the applicant made the allegations in his plea. ? Section 22A & 22B, CCPC was the wrong request of the applicant which he also submitted to the police under section 2. Aspects of 2A&22B, CRPC, revealed that the commission of an admissible crime related to justice was not sustainable, it was determined that the relevant section H was issued a directive so that the applicant's Record the statement and take further action accordingly. Section 154, with CR PC
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