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HALEEM versus STATE

The applicants for the preparation of Sections 561A, 22A (6) (iii), 156 (3) and 173 claimed that the Justice of Peace had, after invoice, added or deleted any section. There is no legal option to pass an order for. Section 22A (6) (iii), add the provisions of the Judiciary to the CCPC court, does not impose any restriction on such an order during the investigation, if it is performed by the police authority for its duties and duties. There has been a deficiency, failure or overreaction in the series. Was brought to court notice. And the proper direction to alleviate the failure of the police officers was sought by the trial court seriously - after the challan was presented to the court under section 73, CRPC, through the material available on the record of the investigation The crime can also be disclosed, although the police did not apply the relevant constitutional provisions, but it could also be alleged that a crime could be disclosed through the record if any part of the relevant law was dropped. If so, the court has the power to remedy its error by exercising its powers. Under Section 22A (6) (iii), CCPC, Justice of the Peace did not commit any kind of illegal action Imported order cannot be terminated under circumstances \ r \ n tax advocates from Nooriabad lawyer