Sections 190, 200 and 202 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302 / 337A (i) (ii) / 337 F (i) (ii) / 337 H (ii) / 337 L (ii) / 354/148 149 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XNX of 1965), Section 11B Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition A private complaint was provided by the Criminal Subsection (2), Article 190, CRP provided that a magistrate Subject to adoption seriously. (1) The CRPC of section 190, shall record the case without trial, without any evidence, specifically heard by a Sessions Court, as the case may be sent to the Sessions Court for trial, as the private complaint has compelled Section 302. The commission of the crime. , PPC and other offenses, a magistrate was legally obliged to send this case to the Court of Session for trial, even under a Magistrate Section 202 inquiry without a specific order of the court session. If the CRPC was a private complaint filed by the court under a specially competent trial, the area magistrate had to send a complaint to the court session for trial because the issue was decided. The Authority was entrusted with the Court of Session to determine whether the offense was justified by the Sessions Court. Whether and whether the complaint could be summoned and the accused could not be summoned, the magistrate did not have the authority to confess to the particular excusable offense, as per the Sessions Court under Section 202 of the magistrate's real jurisdiction. Unable to inquire without order, CCPR magistrate declared prima facie worth hearing by Additional Magistrate, Additional Sessions Judge Constitutional Petition correctly dismissed it.
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