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JEO versus ALI NAWAZ

Section 173, 190, 497 and 561A Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/504/34 Submission of Invoice by Investigation Agency to Investigate Magistrate's Magistrate Powers Under Section 737373, CRPC One accused is shown in custody, while the other is shown absconding, both the accused were invoiced while the applicant / accused was released under 49 497, and named in column no.2. ? The challan magistrate disagreed with the report / challan submitted by the Investigation Agency, issued a show cause notice to the applicant / accused why not to be prosecuted with the applicant / accused appeared and submitted his response and The magistrate, after hearing the complainant and the applicant, took notice of it. Criminal against all the accused including the applicant and arrested the applicant, jailed him and sent the papers to Sessions J. The applicants had challenged the magistrate's order in their petition, alleging that the magistrate was not able to remand the jail magistrate in the custody of the applicant. Section 190, under the provisions of CRPC, may confess to any crime. (A) on the complaint; (b) on the police report; (c) the report submitted by the police under section 173 Cr CCPC was not binding on the magistrate and the magistrate could not agree to the completion by the inquiring officer. Nothing was provided in section 9090 Cr, CRPC, to prevent the magistrate from admitting the matter. Under Section 9090 of KCL (B), despite the report of the police PC, the magistrate has to open his free mind by law. top civil advocates from Kandiaro lawyer