Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 902, 173 and 439 of the Criminal Procedure for the Trial Court to Appeal to the Trial Even though the accused is justified Is placed in column number 2 of the report made under section. 173, CR PC Sessions Court had asked him for trial, the sessions court had also submitted a reference to the Judicial Inquiry report by the magistrate, including some of the accused, including the jail authorities. The case was under trial in the trial court. The law enabled him to summon the accused in column number 2 of the challan to stand trial and even if the negative report submitted by the police proved the allegation to be baseless The matter can be taken seriously. (B) The police report to the CRPC, the court will examine the crime and not prosecute any particular person in this report as a criminal nor against it. The fact that the commission had expressed concern over the police report and other material placed before it was due to the fact that some of the accused were not summoned by the trial court in the said judicial inquiry report. Will Give the accused the right to claim that they should not be summoned. The trial court had given reasonable reasons for not seeking the said accused. By seeking the present accused, the trial court did not take any illegal action. An amendment request was rejected under.
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