Sections 202020, 8468, 1 471 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 249A, 417 (2), leave to appeal against evil civil suit against fraud, manufacture and use of forged documents, the complainant's accused A private complaint was lodged against the accused, but they were acquitted in the exercise of powers under Section 249A, CCPC, because the original sale agreement was not on record and the civil suit was also pending in civil court. Yes, the accuracy police should have investigated the sale of the contract and the receipt of the payment, but this was not the case. And at the time the civil suit was already pending, there was no finding that could have led to a bias in any party's case which was approved by the trial court for acquittal of the accused. And it had no effect on the merits of the civil suit, as the matter would be decided on the basis of the evidence presented before the civil court, which is its own method of proving / invalidating the documents. Intervention in trial court order is not guaranteed. Nd High Court refuses to grant appeal
