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FIR PROCEDURE IN PAKISTAN
<h3>LEGAL AWARENESS ARTICLE</h3>
<h5>(Selected Core Laws of Pakistan)</h5>
Prepared for public legal awareness and educational purposes. This Article summarizes key areas of Pakistani law in a structured, legally verified and accessible format.
FOREWORD
This Article has been prepared to provide accurate, updated and legally verified information on selected core areas of Pakistani law that frequently affect citizens in daily life. It is designed purely for legal awareness and is not a substitute for professional legal advice.
FIR PROCEDURE IN PAKISTAN
Registration of a First Information Report (FIR) is mandatory for cognizable offences under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
If police refuse to register an FIR, remedies include
i. complaint to senior police officers
ii. approaching the Justice of Peace
iii. complaint to senior police officers
iv. filing a private complaint before the Magistrate.
DISCLAIMER: This section does not constitute legal advice.
<h3>FINAL DISCLAIMER</h3>
This Article is intended solely for legal awareness and educational purposes. It does not replace professional legal advice. Application of law depends on the facts of each case.
<h5>(Selected Core Laws of Pakistan)</h5>
Prepared for public legal awareness and educational purposes. This Article summarizes key areas of Pakistani law in a structured, legally verified and accessible format.
FOREWORD
This Article has been prepared to provide accurate, updated and legally verified information on selected core areas of Pakistani law that frequently affect citizens in daily life. It is designed purely for legal awareness and is not a substitute for professional legal advice.
FIR PROCEDURE IN PAKISTAN
Registration of a First Information Report (FIR) is mandatory for cognizable offences under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
If police refuse to register an FIR, remedies include
i. complaint to senior police officers
ii. approaching the Justice of Peace
iii. complaint to senior police officers
iv. filing a private complaint before the Magistrate.
DISCLAIMER: This section does not constitute legal advice.
<h3>FINAL DISCLAIMER</h3>
This Article is intended solely for legal awareness and educational purposes. It does not replace professional legal advice. Application of law depends on the facts of each case.
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