LIAQAT ALI versus ADDITIONAL INSPECTOR GENERAL POLICE (INVESTIGATION BRANCH), PUNJAB
Articles 380/458 Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 18 (6) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition In a residential house, the inquiry into domestic charges was challenged by the applicant challenging the order under which the inquiry moved. Was made and it was said that he was not given notice before the approval of an unidentified order under which the investigation was transferred. The investigation cannot be moved after the invoice has been submitted to the court. In the exercise of the powers under Article 18 (6) of the Police Order 2002, the District Police Officer had passed a litigation order, following the procedure in which the applicant complained that Prior to the approval of the anonymous order, no notice was given to him, he was rejected in the memorandum recommending that the Standing Board recommend the transfer of the investigating High Court to the investigating officer along with the parties. Was also heard, while exercising constitutional powers, about the facts of the observations contained in the memorandum I could not make any conclusive conclusions because it was a factual dispute that required the recording of evidence. There is no legal restriction to re-investigate a criminal case even after a final report has been submitted. Under section 173, the CCPC and the police may update and submit their report to the trial court, in which case, the application was dismissed, without illegal, arbitrary and legal authority.
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