Sections 145 and 107/151 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, are likely to cause a breach of the peace so that the applicant's father (since the deceased) claimed 40 years to avoid the breach of the peace. Earlier, his father's uncle had applied a tube well in which his late father was an assassin. And that all the expenses were in compensation and that after the death of the petitioner's father's uncle his son died and the applicant's father was in joint possession of the tube well with his father's deceased uncle's son. Stay. (Since adjourned), had filed an application under Section 145, CRPC, alleging that there was a possibility of breach of the peace, appropriate action should be taken if there was a danger of breach of the peace, 107/151, take precautions as per CRPC. There was a proper procurement application filed under section 145; CCP did not mention that the tube well originally installed in the name of the applicant's father's deceased uncle is attached if the tube well whose father's Shared ownership was claimed. The applicant, or his legal heirs for the matter, intended to be connected only when the applicant's father was all of the legal heirs of the late father's father and that I should have made a mistake in the constitutional petition, but this Not done. Petitioner had not yet provided evidence to prove that his late father or in this case he, the legal heir of the Parliament, as well as the joint owner of the underlying tube well, passed two courts below the law. The amount of material available inside the mandate and on the record
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