Sections 173 and 204 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 337A (i) / 337F (iii) / 354/148/149 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Request for Determination of the Criminal / Administrative Order of the accused After investigating the assault or use of criminal force with intent to cause a disturbance with the caliphate, the mullahs, deadly weapons and minor weapons, the police recommended the case be canceled, but the magistrate disagreed with the report. And asked for the accused to stand trial while dealing with the cancellation report. Submitted by the police, the magistrate acted in accordance with the administrative administrative capacity and was an executive order magistrate approving or agreeing to the notice of termination, if the cancellation report did not agree and the police Was directed to file a report under section 173, CR PC, directing the witnesses for further investigation or submitting the investigation agency's calendar o All such orders, in accordance with the administrative administrative capabilities of the magistrate. There will be actions to be taken and can only be inquired if The Constitutional Court shall have jurisdiction to deal with the deletion report, the magistrate did not agree to the cancellation report and ordered the accused to ask the same source. If individuals face a lawsuit, then their first step in agreeing to a termination notice was of a regulatory nature and in a simultaneous order in relation to seeking the defendants approved under Section 204, CR PC. Merger, which was a court order because of the integration of the controversial order. The Magistrate has the final say
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