Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979 Section 14 Criminal Procedure Code (V 1898), Termination of Section 555 Proceedings The wife filed a lawsuit for dissolving the marriage against her husband, who refrained from serving summons and retaliated. For, complained directly to. Under the Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance under Article 14 against the petitioner, the case was brought on a regular file on 1979 and bail warrants were issued against the wife and the applicant, before the applicant magistrate. Apparently, unsecured warrants were issued against him, along with his wife, petitioners filed a petition against him to cancel such action. The record shows that the complaint against the petitioners, including the wife, was filed to suppress her so that the wife could not file a case against her husband for dissolving the marriage filed. It appeared that the alleged incident took place three years before the complaint was filed and also after the wife had filed a dissolution case o: The marriage magistrate has taken this complaint seriously against the wife and the other applicants. In the face of the illegal marriage dispute was turned into a criminal prosecution. Pending proceedings against the applicants and spouses under Section 14 of the Ordinance 1979, as a misuse of the law procedure that accepts the High Court's request
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