MEHMOOD-UL-HASSAN GILLANI versus MAGISTRATE 1ST CLASS, KHUSHAB
Sections 2 452 and 6 506 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicant, after passing the relevant record demanding that the nominated order be declared illegal and the termination of the FIR Magistrate passed the unclean order which It shows that the statement supporting the prosecution case was supported. Through the evidence of the witnesses under Section 161, along with the complainant, the PC Petitioner could not accept the magistrate's impugned order on the matter which did not indicate that the statements of certain witnesses during the investigation were made by the Magistrate. Were not considered sources. The Investigating Officer is obliged to act on his opinion and he is in favor of agreeing that the prosecution's case cannot be reduced only on the basis of the opinion of the police. There is no illegal, irregular or permanent mistake. May be. I intervened
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