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Under Section 22 CrPC, certain judges or officials may be appointed as Justice of Peace.

They exercise administrative powers like attestation, verification, and assistance in criminal justice.

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Section 154 CrPC makes it mandatory for police to register an FIR upon receiving information about a cognizable offence.

It ensures the initiation of investigation and legal process.

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Under Section 4(k) CrPC, inquiry means every inquiry conducted by a Magistrate or Court.

Under Section 4(l) CrPC, investigation is conducted by the police or authorized officer to collect evidence.

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The Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (CrPC) lays down the procedure for investigation, trial, and punishment of offences.

It does not create offences itself but provides the framework to enforce criminal law.

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The Qanoon-e-Shahadat Order 1984 is procedural law.

It sets forth the rules and regulations concerning evidence in judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings in Pakistan. 

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Under Section 265K CrPC, the Sessions Court may acquit an accused at any stage of the trial if there is no probability of conviction.

This provision prevents unnecessary continuation of baseless criminal proceedings.

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A warrant of arrest must be a written order addressed to police officers, duly signed and sealed by a Magistrate.

These conditions make the warrant legally valid and enforceable under the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).