JUDGEMENT MANDHATA SINGH, J. 1. Heard. In brief petitioner filed a complaint on 23.03.2001 vide Misc. Case No. 136 of 2001 before the S.D.J.M., Dumraon, Buxar stating therein that Opposite Party Nos. 4 to 10 had entered his orchard bearing its Khata No. 44, Plot No. 1763 and Area 0.15 decimal in Mouja Athar. For the orchard, it is said that petitioner was its owner in possession from the time of his ancestor but he was threatened to vacate the same immediately consequences of failure shooting. He was slapped. A gun was pointed on his temporal reason and katta and bhala were shown, but anyhow petitioner succeeded to save his life. Further, it was complained that Opposite Nos. 4 to 10 on strength of deadly weapons came in possession over orchard in question. 2. Three reliefs were sought. First restoration of petitioners possession over the disputed land, second Nawanagar P.S. Office-in-Charge be ordered to lodge an F.I.R. and third to compensate the petitioner with damages after assessing the same. After hearing the parties, B.D.O., Nawanagar was directed to give appropriate relief to the petitioner in assistance with Officer-in-Charge P.S. Nawanagar. 3. Record remained pending awaiting compliance of the direction given to B.D.O. Nawanagar. In the meantime, a petition was filed on behalf of the Opposite Party Nos. 4 to 10 to review the order. That is allowed also and parties were directed to approach the competent Civil Court for having appropriate relief for their grievances. It is pertinent to mention here that while deciding this review petition documents relating to right, title and possession of the parties over the disputed land is given in detail but needs no repercussion as legal point/ maintainability is involved in passing both the orders. 4. For the first time, an order is passed on 10.07.2001 through which a direction was given to B.D.O. to give appropriate relief to the petitioner with assistance of Officer-in-Charge, Nawanagar Police Station. While functioning as Court of S.D.M., the concerned officer has limited power to exercise. Any order can be passed under Sections 107, 144, 133,145, 146 and 147 of the Cr. P.C. to maintain peace but power given in none of the above sections is exercised rather it appears that the order was passed in administrative side. That mainly concerns with the provision of police help which is without jurisdiction. 5. Any order can be passed under Sections 107, 144, 133,145, 146 and 147 of the Cr. P.C. to maintain peace but power given in none of the above sections is exercised rather it appears that the order was passed in administrative side. That mainly concerns with the provision of police help which is without jurisdiction. 5. Another mistake has been committed by the learned S.D.M. by passing the order of review. To certain extent, that can be justified by undoing the execution of illegal order. It is not a matter of dispute that criminal Court has no power to review its own order but order dated 10.07.2001, as observed, is not passed under any of the provisions of the Cr. P.C., so its declaration as non-effective was required and that has rightly been done. 6. Only a clarification and observation I need proper before ending the episode that there is claim and counter claim of the parties by making averments and adducing evidence if are effective will in no way harm its force due to passing of this order in total seriatim from 10.07.2001 to 02.04.2002 or by this Court. Revision petition is accordingly disposed of.