ABDUL SATTAR versus IIND ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE/EX-OFFCIO JUSTICE OF PEACE
Sections 22A, 22B, 154, 155, 156, 157 and 561 dismiss the request for registration of a criminal case, affecting the order passed by the Executive Justice of Peace, under which section 22A and 22B, the petition was filed under Cr. The PC dismissed the Justice of Peace while dismissing the complaint filed by the applicant, it was committed by the accused accused in the designated offense, who had filed Section 22A, 22B, CRPC. Except for its jurisdiction provided under, the matter is deemed to be unwarranted. Unless an identifiable case is registered under Section 154, CR PC. And investigations under the terms of Sections 155, 156 and 157, CRPC, such allegations could not be resolved whenever a noticeable crime was reported, a preliminary investigation by a police officer such as a police officer. Had to do, submit. The material / evidence allegedly associated with the crime and if they are satisfied that the first identifiable offense has been committed, the filing of an FIR under Section 154, CRPC, does not affect whether it is really True or false, such an aspect of the matter can be examined only after registration. FIRK; and the PC under Section 22A & 22B during the investigation of the case, PCP directed the concerned police officers to record the statement, after comment from the concerned authorities. And the applicant; and if a felony was committed, the filing of an FIR against the nominees was in no way permanent under the law, under which
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