AMJAD RIAZ versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE/EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF PEACE
Article 22A & 22B Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 18 (6) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 364A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution, persons under the age of fourteen powers. Appeal for abduction or abduction Justice of PeaceScope Petitioner challenged the action taken by the Peace Justice of Peace who was not satisfied with the inquiry, further inquiry was directed to the policemen, claiming that the former Justice The Office of Justice did not have the authority to recommend any particular procedure or, as a result of the investigation, the applicant further claimed that the former Justice's Office was a police officer Cannot interfere with the legal force of the police The offer of justification should not be involved in the inquiry / inquiry. Instead, he directed the investigating officer to investigate the law. Courts cannot interfere with the collection of evidence under Sections 156 and 157, CRPC has found Justice of Peace under Sections 22A and 22B under Police Powers. Under Article 18 (6) of the CRPC, Police Order 2002, the transfer of the inquiry and the registration of the FIR, the transfer of the investigation and the matters relating to neglect, failure or abuse by the police authority were dealt with. The inquiry into a particular process to suggest any action in a particular direction meant that departing from the provision of the law, regardless of the outcome of the investigation by the Justice of the Peace of Peace. It was the verdict of the case that was pending before the former Justice of Peace. Was accused of being illegal and formal and will be terminated accordingly
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