Section 164 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request Second Statement Before the Magistrate's Scope Petitioner Involved in Respondent's Criminal Trial, After Defendant's Recovery, He Statement to the Magistrate and Confessed That He Has Been Freelance Had entered into a marriage contract with the applicant, the respondent subsequently sought to dissolve the marriage with the applicant. During the proceedings, the defendant filed an application for recording his second statement under section 164, c. The CPC trial court rejected the request but the lower appellate court overruled the amending jurisdiction. Or under Section 160, CRPC allowed to record his statement. By filing a pre-dissolution lawsuit, defendant confessed to Nika with the applicant and stated in the FIR that the respondent had taken his stand by giving a false statement for the purpose of malicious purposes. Can't allow change, because she wants to. Under another state section 6464, the CCPC granted circumstances permitting the applicant to reject an order passed by the lower appellate court petition, with some additional purpose of engaging in further litigation.
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