Section 342 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 154 and 173 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition filed under section 342 under false sanctions, on the direction of the PPC Justice of Peace Petitioner claimed that the FIR Is not reflected. He had filed the charge in his petition before the Justice of Peace and sought registration of another FIR containing the offenses listed in his petition; Is. As long as there is a question of forgetting to mention the exact crimes in the FIR, the trial court had ample authority to add or remove those offenses if it was registered on the facts of the FIR. That we need. And the circumstances of the matter did not disclose the commission of a separate identifiable offense, and the contents of the application submitted by the FIR THI applicant / complainant are under investigation. And even after the applicant completes the investigation and reports under section 173, the CRPC may take another approach to the applicant to resolve their complaints with the trial court. A criminal case depends on the contents of the FIR and the evidence of the prosecution, not the crime provisions under which the police filed an FIR. Because the courts were not bound by the police ipse dixit
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