MARIAM SULTANA versus THE STATE
The Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Sections 190 (1) (3) and 202 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 302, by filing a complaint directly with the Sessions Court, cannot be admitted by the Sessions Court directly. Must be filed. The magistrate holding the territorial jurisdiction, not to initiate proceedings under Section 190 (3), PCP, but to find out if there was any case which had to be sent to the sessions court for trial. Was or was one. He may proceed to prosecute himself where a private complaint was filed before the Sessions Judge under Section 302, PPC, he should return the same to the Magistrate for litigation and the Magistrate under Session Judge 5202. May take seriously the report, the CR Sessions Judge, whose complaint was sent directly to the Additional Sessions Judge, who, through Session Judge, sent the Judicial Magistrate under 5202 for further investigation, the CCS Judge. The accuracy of the PC adopted by the law was not strictly in accordance with the law, but since the prejudice, whatever, was not caused by any one, b This rule can be ignored.
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