Investigating the Order Delivery Scope as a Settlement of B \ B \ Class Rules to Sections 561A, 435, 439, 200 and 173 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 395 Duty, this case turned out to be false. , The challan was presented before the Judicial Magistrate with a final report under Section 173, CRPC, in which the magistrate inquired by the Judicial Magistrate on the request to have the FIR disposed of as a FIRB / Class. The evidence submitted by the police during the investigation was passed. In this statement, the applicant / complainant, who was approved by the police to settle the case under `B \ Class, filed an application for guarantee of registration of application under Section 6161 AA, CRPC. , Where the matter was once settled under CRPC 1173. The B \ Class Judicial Magistrate had the legal offense with no modification, in terms of section 353535, 9439, the CCP was competent and the remedy available to the complainant was not the same. File a private complaint under section 5, CRPC, before the same magistrate on the set, as mentioned in the FIR, which eventually according to Section 737373, CCPC, police as a \ B \ Class. Was dealt with and formally approved by. On such a complaint, the magistrate said that the magistrate would proceed with the complaint filed under section 200, CRPC. And after examining the evidence, the appropriate decree will be transferred without judicial proceedings without affecting its first order approved under section 737373, CRPC, which is a judicially created
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