Sections 14 (2) (a) and 146 d of the Punjab Pure Food Staffs (Control) Act (XX of 1958), Sections 17 and 18 of the West Pakistan Pure Food Rules, 1965, R10 (e) Criminal Code of Conduct (1898) V), Article 58 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application A party consisting of sanitary patrol officers headed by the Deputy District Officer (Health), accused of selling fake, non-standard and hazardous health cold drinks of various brands. The samples were printed after the FIR was registered under Section 14 (2) (A) of the Punjab Local Government Act, 2001 by the police along with the Chinese recovered 2646 bottles from the accused's store. S together to the sediment and micronutrient artificial mythnr. Police have no objection to the accused's request to obtain such bottles on superdriver for chemical analysis but such request by the magistrate has been accepted by the Bottling Agency without notice of the bottling agg magistrate. And the information about the withdrawal of the Superior Order, which was rejected by the reviewing court, was not available to provide evidence that it was intended and intended to cause police to question the police. An objection certificate was required to be issued in favor of the accused magistrate. The FIR was also not examined in the report of the analyst magistrate, which states that samples were sent to the analysts by the health department, no objection issued by the police to the magistrate. There is no evidence to suggest that such referral should be referred to the Boating Agency without notice to the Boating Agency. Bottles, which are the first
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