MUHAMMAD IMRAN ASLAM versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE, KHUSHAB
Sections 22A, 22B, 154 and 200 constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition retaining matter pending decision in a civil court The availability of alternative treatment for private complaint Applicants Sections 22A and 22B, CRP Filed an application under c. , Directed to register a criminal case before the Justice of the Peace, that the accused (defendant) fraudulently prepared a gift from his mother's grandmother with the intention that he and her The mother will lose her inheritance, and further mortgages have stated that the Bank of Property's money was excluded that the matter relating to the applicant's grandmother's application was settled before a civil court. Adjourned, which will be decided on the basis of the evidence involved by the parties, and if the trial court concludes that a false document The court was fully competent to make an order for registration of the case under section 195 (1). (C), the other shareholders of the property included in the CRPC, implementing a process by handing over their shares in favor of the accused persons, which was not challenged by the applicant, the applicant also filed a private complaint. Therefore, the constitutional petition was not practicable. Justice Justice rightly refused to issue directions for the registration of a criminal case. The constitutional request was accordingly dismissed.
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