Sections 22A, 154 and 561A were abolished and no action was taken on the complainant's request by the police officers of the department, he filed a petition to the Justice of Peace under Section 22A, CCPC, which After receiving the information, the local police ordered registration of a case against the applicant, who had filed an application for bail. When the charge was forwarded to the police in connection with the commission of the crime, the police was obliged to file a case. And in case of refusal or delay in resigning, the aggrieved person, in accordance with his rights, went to justice under section 22A, CCPC, and was present with a prayer for registration of this case, whenever the justice of Peace comes. It has been concluded that from the data available on record, the identifiable offense was understandable, he could have passed an order even in the absence of the complainant, when the police received an identifiable offense, the accused Was not given notice under Section 154, CR PC. The issuance of notices to the accused was not fatal to the registration of the case. The strictly enforced order in accordance with the law of the peace of justice, and was under the same jurisdiction, and the High Court could not be canceled under section 1 56under. ? CCP is reluctant to interfere in the investigation of the case. Similarly, the prosecution will have direct intervention in the domain of the accused. The accused had a way of conducting the trial at the time of trial. The court will seek its remedy under the provisions of Section 249A, CR PC
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