MUHAMMAD HAFEEZ versus DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER NAROWAL
Section 156 and 173 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition Re-Investigation When the case was registered by the respondent / complainant against the applicant, the inquiry was transferred under the Inquiry Complaint, but the Standing Board Including three police officers, disagreeing with his request The same board later recommended to change the inquiry The legal pension / accused was neither tried before nor was the case settled at the Supreme Court level. Yes, there was no legal restriction to re-investigate the criminal case even after the final submission. Under section 173, the CC police may investigate the new report after submitting it to the court. However, this would not mean that in the case after the investigation was completed, a challan was presented for the trial of a crime on which the accused was prosecuted and ultimately decided by the High Court or the Supreme Court. Up to the level, then the challan will be entertained, which was presented as a result of a re-investigation or further investigation of the matter by the police on the subsequent incident and that the court I will go to trial as usual. Even before the case was tried, nor was the case ultimately decided at the Supreme Court level, nothing was wrong. In the circumstances, with the re-investigation of the case, the petition had no power. Was excluded from
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