Section 200 and 439 withholding rule (XLV of 1860), section 302, 324, 148 and 149 withdraw the complaint case On the complaint filed by the applicants against the accused, the magistrate issued notices to the accused after recording the initial evidence. The trial court dismissed the complaint, stating that the accused person appeared and allowed bail, but then the accused fled and escaped the law when the case was decided for recording evidence. Because the complainant withdrew the complaint, he alleged that he had never given a statement to withdraw the complaint. The complainant further stated that his thumb impressions were obtained on the pretext of postponing the trial and that this is a warrant case, the trial court could not allow eviction, even if the complainant had made a statement on that impression. If given, the state's lawyer did not comply. Oppose the petition filed by the complainant in the cases sought for hearing under Chapter XS, CRPC since the present case was at the stage of proceedings in Chapter XVI of CR PC and summons under Chapter XX, CR PC. As was the case, the session judge did not have the authority to allow the complainant to withdraw the complaint or dismiss it. Because the order approved by the trial court / session judge was withdrawn and adjourned and the complainant was directed to appear in the trial court.
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