Terminating the orders of Sections 22A, 154, 157, 158, 159 and 561A, the petitioner for the petitioner requested the termination of the order passed by the Executive Justice of Peace, under which section 22A, C.R.P. The petition filed by the defendant under C was accepted and the section HO concerned was ordered to file an FIR against the applicant that the counsel for the applicant was of the view that if the police officer did If the commission has committed an admissible offense in relation to the information received under Section 154, CRPC, it may refuse to file a case and submit an inquiry. Report to Section 158, CR PC Magistrate. And then under Section 159, CRPC, the magistrate was obliged to investigate or make a preliminary inquiry or otherwise dispose of the matter as provided under the CCPC for counsel for the applicants. This is because the lawyer had interfered with the provisions of section 154, CRPC under section 157, under the provisions of CRPC, section 154, under the provisions of CRPC, section HO / police officer accused. He was obliged to file a lawsuit, irrespective of whether the information he obtained was accurate or otherwise. Whereas Section 157, the CRPC was an independent section, which would begin to operate after the FIR was registered, and then if Section H suspects that the information is incorrect or inconsistent, it will have no identifiable Investigate the matter and submit its report. Section 158, CR PC Magistrate may, under Section 159, CR PC, make new inquiries or preliminary inquiries or settle matters according to law.
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