Sections 173 and 561 of a Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 506 (2), 147, 148, 149 and 34 of Pul-i-Amad, order to abolish criminal threatening invoice And submitted to him a two-time report in which he recommended that the case against the accused / applicant be false, but on dissatisfaction the magistrate presented challan to the Investigation Officer and presented the accused to him. Directed to submit a report under section 173, the CCP was not bound by the court, and even in the case of a negative report, the magistrate may admit it when the magistrate's complaint Yah confirmed order must be justified and must be considered without any reason and justification for the arbitrary orders must be reported magistrate under section 173, CR services in the light of the material collected during the investigation. Pass the order given to the magistrate, although it was an administration by nature, to be fair. And all the material collected during the investigation should be considered, upon passing the order and disputing the report submitted by the Investigation Officer under Section 173, CR PC, at the time of passing the order, in an unknown order. Nothing was available. The material available on the record is considered in order to arrive at an independent and non-defining result, as to why the investigating officer's report was not affecting trust, and the record for linking or linking the applicant / suspect to the case. Whether the material was collected or available on the order passed by Section 173, the magistrate under CRPC, although being a management order, giving good reasons for its termination.
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