Sections 420 and 489F Criminal Procedure Code (V 1898), Section 22A & 22B Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 56 (e) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Cheating and dishonesty Issuance of registration of perpetrators was allowed under Case Section 22A&22B, CCPC, to register a criminal case against the application, which by justice found conflicts in matters of lawfulness which The constitution could not be exercised by the High Court. The jurisdiction was charged by the civil court with the irregularity of the investigation checks and in accordance with section 56 (e) of the Special Relief Act 1877 no injunction can be granted by a civil court against a criminal investigation. In any criminal case, criminal proceedings were not prevented in the presence of civil proceedings because criminal and civil proceedings could proceed simultaneously with the justice of the Constitution. The constitutional petition was rejected, invalid order for the applicant and the right to counsel. Approved in a manner which could not identify any illegal interference or irregularity in the banning order for interference of the High Court.
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