Before issuing arrest warrants of section 265, the trial court acquitted on the request of an accused filed under section 265, CCPC, but having passed an improper order, issued a non-bailable warrant against the accused persons. Despite leaving, the trial court did not bother to issue. In the first instance heard in the case, the accused was also referred to a notice, a copy of the challan, before the accused was involved in the crime to prove that some other person had been absconding. I was shown while the other accused was not involved. In any way affiliated with the crime, but as a co-accused in the case, he was also shared without any notice or given the opportunity to be heard before such order was approved. Giving the accused a chance to be heard without first arresting a non-bailable warrant was a violation of the principles of natural justice. Equipment
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