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The Qanun e Shahadat Order 1984

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Law of Equity

Equity (law) This article is about the area of law. For remedies offered by this area of law, such as injunctions and specific performances, see equitable remedy. In jurisdictions following the English common law, equity is the set of maxims that "reign over all the law" and "from which flow all civil laws". [1] The Chancery, the office of equity, was the "office that issued the writs that were the foundation of the common law system". Equity is wholly "unaffected by any state laws” (Pomeroy) and is "everything, even without law". Equity is commonly said to "mitigate the rigour of common law", allowing courts to use their discretion and apply justice in accordance with natural law. In practice, modern equity is limited by substantive and procedural rules, and English and Australian legal writers tend to focus on technical aspects of equity. Twelve "vague ethical statements", known as the maxims of equity, gui...

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Q. Describe the organization of police, prosecutor, defense counsel and prison authorities and their functions, duties, and powers. Police The ordinary criminal courts derive their existence from CrPC. However, CrPC does not say anything about the constitution of Police. It assumes the existence of police and devolves various powers and responsibilities on to it. Functions - As per The Police Act, 1861 , the police force is an instrument for the prevention and detection of crime. Organization - Every state establishes its own police force which is formally enrolled. The force consists of such number of officers and men and is constituted in such manner as the state govt. may decide from time to time. The overall administration of police in the entire state is done by Director General of Police. The administration of police in a district is done by District Superintendent of Police under the general control and direction of District Magistrate who is usually the Collector of ...

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