Sections 561A, 200, 195 (1) (C), 249A, 265K, 439A, 417 (2) and 476 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 467 and 476 of counterfeiting, valuable security fraud, Etc. The device or mark used to verify the documents described in section 6767 described, or to prevent the advance of the High Court's hereditary powers under Section 61 Section AA, is alleged by PCScope to be exclusively accessible by the sessions court. At the hearing, the area magistrate sent a complaint file. After deleting the applicants' sections 676767 and 6476, PPC, the Sessions Judge returned the Judicial Magistrate to the trial of the remaining crimes, which the Judicial Magistrate granted bail. Dismissing the request, the Additional Sessions Judge accepted the review filed by the respondent and dismissed the complaint. The applicant is of the view that the alleged crime cannot be taken under section 195 (1) (c), the PC respondent stated that the applicant should have section 171717, CRPC validity section 717, c. Appeal against the success of other charges, such as the appeal filed under RPC or other matters like Section 249A or 265, exercising powers under the CCPC, but retaining , Had nothing to do with what was applicable. Parts of the law and permanent questions that can only be decided under Sections 435, 439, 439A or Section 561A CR, PC Acquital had to decide by a judge or jury that there was no crime, additional The session judge exercised powers under Section 439A, Cr. The PC accepted the respondents' request for review, the same Vicky
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