FIR under section 420/468/471 Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), section 195 (1) (c) and 1993 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 using fraud, fraud and forgery. Intra-Court of Appeals Appellant's attempt was made to set aside the controversial order of the High Court under which the High Court rejected the constitutional petition filed by him to terminate the FIR, in the present case. , The alleged counterfeit and counterfeit sale was produced before the appellant filed a civil lawsuit. The sale of the counterfeit came in the notice of the complainant when he applied for the issuance of the First Revenue Authority, which examined the matter and found that the sale was wrong. In such a case; since the said document was not prepared during the proceedings in Civil Suit, Section 195 (1) (c), the CCP was in no way applicable and criminal proceedings could be initiated simultaneously and in the courts. Can't hold back for this action. The other High Court had sufficient authority to terminate the FIR at any stage, but when the case was presented to the court, other remedies were available to the party to resolve the complaint. The High Court then adjourned the case. Could not and the parties will be instructed to take advantage of the other treatment available to them when there is a factual dispute, it should be left to the trial court to deal with the interference of the High Court single judge. No illegal or malicious substance was found in the order. Court's appeal against the order was dismissed
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