Sections 3 (1) and 12 (3) Criminal Code of Conduct (V 1898), Article 22 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Prevention Prevention Criminal Case Registration, Powers Court Appeals for Justice Under the Sections 3 of the West Pakistan Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance 1960, a War of Peace Scope was issued against the respondents, who was a lawyer in relation to the lawyers. In order to prevent law and order situation, the PTI / Section HA, which was handed over to the aforementioned execution warrant, performed its duty. In accordance with the law, his government's ability to strictly enforce the warrant, filed a petition under section 22A, CCPC under sub-22 (ACRP), to register the case against the applicant. Through the respondents, the DPO filed instructions for departmental proceedings against the petitioner's review petition filed against the applicant after the Justice of Peace's order was rejected, and he filed a constitutional petition. The Office of Justice was not acting in judicial capacity, nor was there any court, while using the powers under Section 22A, the Chief Justice of Peace's Office of Justice was essentially present. Assist the police in maintaining peace; and, in the case of a breach of the peace, to arrest the culprit and to assist the police in investigating the crime, the duties and duties of a former justice of the administrative, executive and ministerial nature And section 12 (3). West Pakistan Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance, 1960, executes a request under Section 3 of the Order (Section HO) or another police officer.
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