FIs filed with the former Justices of the Peace under section 22A (6) and 154 Constitutional rules (XLV of 1860), section 324/34 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional application Excluding the RR request, the CRPC was accepted for FIR registration and an FIR was registered under PPC under section 242424 /, 34, the petition affecting the registration of the case. The petitioners / accused persons had dismissed the constitutional request which stated that the purpose of FIR registration was directed only on grounds. The commission of an admissible offense was charged, which was a reasonable time, in the confessional case the FIR was a legal requirement that the accused complain of the crime, not just his right. That his charges should be filed under Section 154, CRPC. But he also had the right to investigate his allegations so that the matter could be brought to a logical and legal end. The Code of Conduct's initiators, if they believe that they are innocent, have not been prosecuted, nor are they likely to prove their guilt, and they have won before the appropriate trial. Which has the provisions of Section 249A & 265K. , The CCP provided it with a sufficiently effective means to interfere with the unclean order in the Constitution, which was passed in accordance with the law and legal authority, established under the jurisdiction of the Charges. The end of Justice of Peace for Justice.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
