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MST. TAYYABAH KIRAN versus ASJ

Section 22A & 22B Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petitioner respondent filed a petition against the applicant and the police officers before the Executive Justice of Peace, to return the check obtained by the defendants. Pace instructed policemen to withdraw their checks. Return the same from the applicant and to the respondents. The applicant stated that the Justice of the Peace had taken charge of the investigating officer by approving the return of the checks, the valetti Petitioner was involved in a financial dispute with his real sister who was the defendant's wife even though the respondent petitioner had a Even though the money was not obliged, he was forced to issue a check in favor of the applicant by the top police officer, thus misusing the law and authority process to enable the applicants to resolve their complaint. Should have been enraged before the court. Cannot be held responsible for the actions and actions of his wife o An independent person responsible for his free actions was not required to face any illegal proceedings under which the petition was dealt with. ?

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