Scope Complainant Option to Appeal Sessions Court Sections 436, 202 and 203 Power Accusers in Private Complaint Without Investigation Launched a Private Complaint before the Magistrate alleging that an agreement between the parties affected The accused was taken by his wife and illegally detained by the accused. The complainant then accompanied the witnesses to the accused and demanded his return, but instead was threatened with serious consequences when the magistrate and the prosecution witnesses sought the accused after recording the complainant's evidence. Complaint dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence for The session judge rejects the magistrate's order. , Summoned the accused to stand trial and the magistrate's plea of the defendants received the remand of the case that the session judge was not entitled to summon the accused, but rather to seek further action in this case under Section 436, CRP. Under C, only the magistrate can remand. As per the law, the Sessions Court may order that the accused be summoned without reference to section 436, the CCP ordered the sessions judge to summon the accused without inquiry or further investigation while the trial proceeded. Remanding the trust magistrate despite the fact that the allegations made by the complainant were verified. Prosecution witnesses, magistrate dismissed the complaint
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