Sections 17, 22 and 24 (3) (6) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Section 561A & 4 (1) (h) of the Federal Investigation Agency Act (VIII of 1974), Section 3 Illegal Migration, Amount Receiving etc. Providing foreign payments means the action of the `Complaint of 'as set forth in Section 4 (1) (h), CR PC and as set forth in Section 24 (6), the Immigrant Ordinance, 1979. He was not the accused who was not the special judge. A report made by the police or the Federal Investigation Agency under section 173, CR PC, has the power to review the cases against them, as stated in the report under section 4 (1) (h). "No, the CRPC read with section 24. )) The Immigration Ordinance, 1979, 1979 of 1979, therefore, acting against a Special Judge would constitute a misappropriation of the court process. The word complaint was only explicitly limited to the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, and did not apply to other laws. Used to be Section 24 (1) of the Immigration Ordinance, 1979, empowers Section 24 (1) to review criminal offenses under the Immigration Ordinance, 1979, which is not included in the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898. ) (H), the CRPC referred a complaint to the Magistrate. While a magistrate was not eligible for a criminal investigation under the Immigration Ordinance, 1979, it authorized a special judge to hear criminal cases on the Immigration Ordinance 1979, which was the word of the special law `complaint police, police officer or complaint. Was included in the report of The word `complaint of section 4 (1) (h) in section 24 (6) of the Immigration Ordinance 1979 by another officer or a citizen
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