Which law’s provisions are excluded for searches?

The question pertains to specific legal frameworks governing searches. The Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) contains general provisions for searches in criminal investigations. However, certain special laws often have their own specific search procedures, which then exclude or override the general provisions of the CrPC for offenses under those special laws. This ensures that the unique requirements of a particular statute are met.

• PPC (Pakistan Penal Code) defines criminal offenses and their punishments, not the procedural aspects of searches.
• Evidence Act deals with the admissibility and relevance of evidence in court, not the methods of conducting searches.
• Civil Procedure Code governs civil litigation and procedures, which are distinct from criminal investigations and searches.