Section 173 Powers and Duties of a Magistrate, which was Reported under Section 173, CR PC, was submitted by the Police in connection with a crime in which they were subjected to Section 173, CR PC Under scrutiny of the report under the solemn scope, the magistrate was not qualified and, while issuing an order, no court would act as a law and his order was a mere administrative order. However, it is important to point out the exact reasons for this end. The fact that the magistrate's order was an administrative order does not mean that the magistrate can act arbitrarily. This may not be a court order, but it must be fair that a magistrate had the authority to disagree with the conclusion recorded in the police report. If the magistrate disagrees with the police report, he or she may have to order a further investigation. Was available and there was no other option available. Under section 190, the magistrate was to be heeded, the CC magistrate could not order an FIR to be dismissed, which was in connection with the offense heard by the Sessions Court if there was more than one investigation or investigation by an inquiry officer. Would have taken part. Was done by another investigating officer, the magistrate must examine the material available to him, in the present case, after the first remand, the magistrate acted as a post office, but the session judge returned it. Shipped, if the magistrate was unable to pass. Order, he must apply his mind to his material before it and record his opinion and conclusions for final reasons, after which he
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