ARJUN versus CIVIL JUDGE AND MAGISTRATE NO.1, MITHI
Section 1 561 A Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 181 and 182 Receiving false statements and information to a public servant was dismissed by the record that the applicant did not make any false statement in the meaning of section 181, on behalf of the Supreme Court. The PPC's self-notice taken from was based on newspaper reports only, which was not published on the request or direction of the applicant's section. 182, PPC shall not apply when an individual gives any public employee information that he or she knows to be incorrect or is false and in this case an applicant with the intention of joining the public. There is no hostility from applicants to managing news reports. A slave uses his legal power to injure another person. The District and Sessions Judge's report clearly states that the applicant failed to prove the allegations, but was unable to find any. It has been stated by any forum that the applicant had made a false statement in the terms of section 181, PPC, that the situation would not proceed with the prosecution under section 182, in the PPC report of the District and Sessions Judge. It was not mentioned that the applicant had made a false statement in front of him. At the time of the inquiry, before the commencement of the offense proceeding under Section 182, PPC, the showcase notice was not issued to the applicant; the petition filed under Section 561A was granted to the CRPC. And the unnamed order was set aside.
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