ORDER SHEET
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINDH BENCH AT
SUKKUR
C.P No. D – 465 of 2016
Date |
Order with signature of Judge |
1.
For order on C.M.A No. 1268/2016.
2.
For order on C.M.A No. 1269/2016.
3.
For Katcha Peshi.
4.
For order on C.M.A No. 1270/2016.
10-02-2016
Mr. Shakeel
Ahmad Kalwar, advocate for the petitioner.
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1. Urgency application is granted.
2, 3.
& 4. Through instant petition,
the petitioner has impugned the order dated 20.01.2016 passed by learned IInd-Additional
Sessions Judge/Justice of Peace, Sukkur in Cr. Misc. Appln. No. 1066/2015,
whereby an application filed by the respondent No.3 U/S 22-A & 22-B Cr.P.C
has been disposed of and concerned S.H.O has been directed to record the
statement of applicant/complainant U/S 154 Cr.P.C and in case a cognizable
offence is made out to take action in accordance with law.
Per learned counsel,
there is admitted dispute between the parties over landed property which is
pending before the proper forums/courts, however, in order to create
harassment, the respondent No.3 filed the false and fabricated application U/S
22-A and 22-B Cr.P.C before learned Justice of Peace, Sukkur, however, after
lapse of about six months of the alleged incident. Per learned counsel, the
petitioner never caused any harassment or issued any threats to the respondent No.3
as alleged, whereas concerned S.H.O also submitted report to this effect,
wherein it has been stated that no such incident took place and inspite of such
fact, the impugned order has been passed instead of dismissing such
application. Per learned counsel, though no specific directions have been
issued for lodging the F.I.R, however, there is apprehension that impugned
order may be mis-used by the complainant and police by lodging F.I.R against
the petitioner which may cause serious prejudice and injury to the petitioner.
We have heard the learned counsel
for the petitioner, perused the impugned order and material placed on record.
It appears that Justice of Peace has
passed the impugned order merely by issuing the directions to the concerned
S.H.O to record the statement of complainant and in case of a cognizable
offence to proceed in accordance with law, whereas, there are no directions
with regard to the registration of F.I.R. Accordingly, we dispose of the
petition with the directions to the concerned S.H.O to record the statement of
complainant and examine the allegations with due care, and only, if there is
some cognizable offence reported and there is sufficient material/evidence to connect
the petitioner with alleged offence, the petitioner may not be implicated in
false case.
The instant petition stands disposed
of in above terms along with listed applications.
Judge
Judge
Abdul
Salam/P.A