On the proceedings under Sections 561A, 249A and 265 of the Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 468, 420, 471 and 477A / 34 of the Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) of Section 551A Termination of deliberative proceedings, CCP can, in exceptional circumstances, be terminated without waiting for the trial court to issue an order under Section 249A & 265, CRPC, in this case If the circumstances of the case are affirmed, then the key consideration for terminating the proceedings was that the proceedings before the trial court were sustained. It will be a waste of time, a waste of time and misuse of court proceedings, if based on the facts available on the record, no crime is committed and in the present case there is no possibility of conviction. That is, the accused were earlier acquitted by the same trial court and the trial court's decision on the removal of the review by the High Court was final because the law does not allow a person to be sentenced once. Or sentenced. Accordingly, he could be prosecuted for the same offense, the trial court's jurisdiction under Section 6161A, CRPC, was a continuation of the proceedings to admit the proceedings to abuse the court process. Would be similar to the situation
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