Sections 1451 and 561 of a land dispute that threatens to breach the peace have been granted by the High Court under section 561A, CR PCA, for the exercise of powers under section PCC under section 145 under the Judicial Magistrate. The CRPC was revised against the improper order made, the magistrate was excluded on the ground that the parties to the controversial plot were already in dagger and the FIR was also registered in the case, against the applicant. The lawyer stated that the contentious plot was in the possession of the applicant and the judicial magistrate had failed to proceed. As is required by the procedure listed in section 454545in, the PCR magistrate's order clearly indicates that the parties are engaged in breach of the peace as there has already been an incident In order to prevent further violence or breach of the peace, an FIR was filed, the magistrate passed an unconstitutional order that the controversial plot on the petitioner's counsel's insistence was in the possession of the applicant. Section 45 5645, not processed under CRPC, was not convinced; under the circumstances, application under Section 1 561A, CRPC was dismissed, however, by the High Court, Section 45, Section, C The RPC directed to speed up the inquiry under consideration. As required by law and regulations
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