MUHAMMAD CHANNAH versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH HOME SECRETARY
Article 376 (2) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 561 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Termination of FIR in Constitutional Petition The High Court scope complaining woman alleges that the accused persons forcibly removed her clothes and abused her. The accused (adultery victim) was alleged that the FIR was false and no such incident has occurred. If the High Court is satisfied that a false complaint was brought and the court proceeded, therefore, it was not subject to the proceedings of justice but to the accused. Unnecessary harassment, criminal prosecution can be exercised Extraordinary powers of the High Court can generally be exercised only if there is no provision in the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898, for any complaint. In order to cope with the inherent power, it may be urged to separate from the usual route. In rare cases of extraordinary nature and the reasons for justifying such deviations must be presented by law, the court refuses to dismiss the case against the accused.
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