Sections 22A, 22B and 561A, Justice of the Peace, directed the police to record the complainant's statement and if any felony was found to be a criminal offense, the defendant should file an FIR according to which the justice The order was challenged on the ground that the criminal case against the applicants before the registration of public who was a public servant was required to be approved by the competent authority as per section 197, Criminal under CRPC. There was no need for registration of the case and litigation against the civil servants under it, as the CRPC was, Unable to identify any illegal interference or material misconduct in an unidentified verdict, the refusal of Islam's advice has been revealed. Such an order was upheld by the Justice of Peace and the application was rejected and the complainant must appear before the relevant Section H who will record his statement if, by the contents of the above statement, the identifiable offense is proved. If so, the section will register the HOFIR accordingly \ r \ n
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2009
