ALLAH JAWAYA versus JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE, POLICE STATION ISLAMPURA, LAHORE
Sections 383 and 506 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 169, 173 and 22A (6) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Magistrate canceled the case on the request of the police, the complainant applicants. This case was registered under Section 8484 & 6 50A, neither extortion nor criminal threats against the accused were proved, even if the complaint filed in the FIR The complainant's version believes that the complainant cannot be claimed by himself. Replacement of evidence The incident allegedly took place in the factory owner's office on 7-7 2006 and the FIR appeared on August 18, 2007, the complainant completely failed to prove his allegations during the investigation. Of course, the dispute between the parties was about wages, the dispute between the complainant and the factory owner should be kept before the Labor Court for judgment, but some of the issues under the complainant were resolved according to Onga's advice. A criminal law was requested for. The former Justice of the Peace also dismissed the complainant's repeated requests without considering their contents, otherwise the only proper order to do so was to instruct the complainant to report his complaints. Thus, before the Labor Court's Mechanical Approach of Justice of Peace played an important role in launching an unlawful litigation toward this issue before an investigating officer regarding a wrong forum between a worker and a factory owner, The trial was dismissed and its order was rightly recommended. From the results of the magistrate investigation
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