3rd Day of Internship program/ 22-A CRPC/ Summary Suit / Suit for cancellation of cheque

Congratulations on completing the 3-day internship program at Qanoonkibaat!

That's quite an achievement. I'd be happy to elaborate on the topics you've covered:

# 1. Drafting a 22-A CrPC Suit
Section 22-A of the Code of Civil Procedure (CrPC) deals with the public notice of certain suits. A 22-A CrPC suit is filed for declaration, cancellation of a cheque, and permanent injunctions. The drafting process involves:

- Heading: Includes the name of the court, case number, and parties involved.
- Preamble: States the purpose of the suit and the relief sought.
- Cause of Action: Describes the events leading to the filing of the suit.
- Jurisdiction and Venue: Establishes the court's jurisdiction and venue.
- Particulars of the Plaintiff and Defendant: Provides details about the parties involved.
- Statement of Facts: Sets out the facts of the case.
- Relief Claimed: Specifies the relief sought by the plaintiff.
- Verification: Confirms the truth of the contents of the plaint.

# 2. Written Statement and Summary Suit
A Written Statement is the defendant's response to the plaintiff's claim, while a Summary Suit is a procedure for expedited disposal of certain suits.

- Written Statement: The defendant's response to the plaint, which may include admissions, denials, or counterclaims.
- Summary Suit: A procedure under Order XXXVII of the CrPC, where the court may decide the suit without recording evidence, if the defendant fails to disclose a valid defense.

# 3. Leave to Defend and Bail
Leave to Defend is a permission granted to the defendant to defend the suit, while Bail is a provision for releasing an accused person from custody.

- Leave to Defend: The court may grant the defendant leave to defend the suit, if the defendant discloses a valid defense.
- Bail Before Arrest (Anticipatory Bail): Under Section 438 of the CrPC, the court may grant bail to a person who apprehends arrest.
- Bail After Arrest (Regular Bail): Under Section 439 of the CrPC, the court may grant bail to a person who is already in custody.

# 4. CrPC Sections 154 to 173
These sections deal with the procedure for investigation and inquiry.

- Section 154: Deals with the information of cognizable offenses.
- Section 155: Deals with the information of non-cognizable offenses.
- Section 156: Deals with the police investigation.
- Section 157: Deals with the procedure for investigation.
- Section 158: Deals with the report of investigation.
- Section 159: Deals with the power of the police to conduct investigation.
- Section 160: Deals with the police officer's power to require attendance of witnesses.
- Section 161: Deals with the examination of witnesses by the police.
- Section 162: Deals with the statements of witnesses.
- Section 163: Deals with the power of the police to seize property.
- Section 164: Deals with the recording of confessions and statements.
- Section 165: Deals with the search by a police officer.
- Section 166: Deals with the procedure for search.
- Section 167: Deals with the procedure for arrest.
- Section 168: Deals with the procedure for detention.
- Section 169: Deals with the release of a person arrested.
- Section 170: Deals with the forwarding of the accused to the magistrate.
- Section 171: Deals with the procedure for trial.
- Section 172: Deals with the diary of proceedings.
- Section 173: Deals with the report of the police investigation.

# 5. PPC Sections 489-F, 420, and 406
These sections deal with various offenses under the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC).

- Section 489-F: Deals with the offense of counterfeiting currency notes or banknotes.
- Section 420: Deals with the offense of cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property.
- Section 406: Deals with the offense of criminal breach of trust.

Please note that this is a general overview of the topics covered during your internship program. For a more detailed understanding, it's recommended to consult the relevant laws, rules, and regulations, as well as seek guidance from me /experienced professionals in the field.

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