Section 1 561 A Contempt of the Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34 attempted to commit a murderer. The death of the plaintiff's applicant's son and grandson also claimed that at the relevant time he was away for the victim of the alibi raised by the applicant, it cannot be considered at the present stage and during that time A decision can be made. The investigating officer's opinion regarding the trial and the Investigation Officer as well as the inquiry officer's opinion was that the case was anti-murder, the reason for the termination of the FIR could not be made because it was merely an opinion which was not binding on the court. Witnesses were needed. Examining the trial court, then a final opinion on the crime or any other type of accused, can be established, which was the job of the trial court, and not the High Court case to dismiss the FIR, hearing both the cases. The trial court was instructed and the merit was decided
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