Section 1 561 A Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 364/380 Abduction or abduction for murder, theft at residence, etc. An FIR was filed in the petition for disclosure of the husband who filed the FIR, alleging that his wife (applicant) was abducted. Those accused of murdering his wife claimed that the prosecutor's story was based on false allegations and that no person named in the FIR was ever abducted. And that he had already filed a case against the complainant's husband for dissolving the marriage, which is pending in Family Court, the complaint husband wrote to the investigating officer saying that he would not proceed with the case. Wanted to do it and don't mind. Even if the proceedings were stopped, the case record shows that the wife filed a dissolution of the marriage against the complainant's husband at least 23 days before the FIR case diaries of the said case. That the wife was also present in the Family Court on the day of the alleged incident, which disputed the complaint of the complainant's husband, as it was not possible that the wife was staying with the complaining husband in the same house when he was simultaneously dissolving the marriage. Was pursuing his case for, then the kidnapping and kidnapping charges were linked to those false and other charges which were derived from the charges and The conclusions / conclusions were o Sections 364 and 380 ppc based on hypothetical, conclusive and economic rumors were not attracted to the present case. Permitting current criminal proceedings is an abuse of court process, allowed application. Had gone and the FIA
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