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UMAIR ASLAM versus STATION HOUSE OFFICER

Section 154 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Section 406 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Termination of FIR of Constitutional Petition Citizens Controversy Unlawful Use of Property FIR Offenses under Section 406, PPC Was not disclosed as it had no specific authority. Any accused had property and a common charge that all the accused had received money from the complainant or else, if all the disputed money mentioned in the FIR was given in the background of the property contract and the accused were not ready for sale. For the proceedings, it was only a civil matter which was resolved by the civil court. The complainant did not file any specific performance case against the accused for this purpose. Was excessive. Constitutional application was allowed under the law and proceedings were terminated under an unknown FIR

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