Sections 22A, 22B, 200 and 154 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Registration of Criminal Case The applicant asserts that the property of the brother of the plaintiff is being transferred by the plaintiff on the basis of fake power of attorney. The applicant further stated that he approached the local police for the registration of the criminal case against the respondent as stated under Section 154, CR PC, but without any conclusive result under which sections 22A and 22 B, the application was made under CRPC. The Additional Sessions went to the Judge, but similarly relying on a police tactic report, he was dismissed, as well as on grounds that he, including the Applicant, had received the Special Relief Act, 1877. Section 39 of the lawsuit was reinstated when the dispute was controversial. Conflict of facts requires determination through a detailed investigation / recording of evidence, which cannot be exercised, jurisdiction excluded under Article 199 of the Constitution, except for such constitutional disability, There was an alternative way of proceeding in the matter by filing a private complaint under section 200; PC law also provided a way of inquiry / inquiry, if necessary, according to the opinion of the order under section 200, CR PC. By means of a serious, private complaint, the Magistrate will file a criminal case for the availability of effective treatment. Can not be guided in the situation of registration, the applicant may act on other alternatives to filing a private complaint.
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