MUHAMMAD SHARIF versus STATE
After the police prepared a report under Section 182 of the Criminal Code (CRPC) section 4 (1) (h) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 182 of section 182, the PPC gave the police superintendent. Under which the PD section PD Order was marked. PD Section P referred the report to the magistrate for the hearing, held that the complaint filed in section 4 KCL (H) of the CRPC would not constitute a reasonable complaint as there is no There was no valid complaint, so neither the magistrate could pay any attention to it. The police officer's report, nor was he able to take further action in the case, sentenced the magistrate and sentenced the defendant and the accused was acquitted on the circumstances.
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