ABDUL QADIR KHAN MAMDOT versus REGIONAL POLICE OFFICER, MULTAN
Sections 420, 468 and 471 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application awaiting the prosecution to file a criminal proceeding until the final decision of the applicant pending the use of the document as fraudulent, fraudulent and forged document. To prevent the arrest of the accused. In this case, the applicant was not a party to the proceedings before the trial court where the criminal proceedings against the accused were pending. And he himself did not appear in the aforesaid court and there was not even a party to the plaintiff's case because the plaintiff was a stranger to both criminal and civil proceedings hearing in the applicant courts and was asked to stop the proceedings in his criminal case. There is no need to halt proceedings in any criminal case under a jurisdiction unless there is a judicial proceeding on the decision of a civil suit as a universal principle, as the suit case and the criminal proceedings can proceed with their own merits. Because civil proceedings were initiated in connection with the same transaction, there is no legal restriction on the continuation of the criminal proceedings, which can proceed simultaneously, because punishing for a criminal offense was a different matter than civil liability. The motive and purpose of the criminal proceedings was to punish the offender for the commission of the crime, The purpose of this was to enforce the rights arising from the agreements and agreements behind civil proceedings. The law can be participatory and can proceed at the same time, without any legal restriction. Which is not acceptable in action
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