The submission of the report under Sections 22A, 22B, 173 and 561A Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 395 Section 173, CCPC, on the petition filed by the applicants under Section 22A, Request to set the order of 22B, CRPC, Justice of Peace directed Section H to record the complainant's statement to the person concerned and if an unrecognizable offense was proved, an FIR should be lodged and the Investigation Officer after investigation. Submitted a report under Section 173, CRPC. However, the magistrate did not agree with the Investigation Officer's opinion and directed him to submit an invoice to settle the case in C Class I, incorporating the order of the magistrate under section 1607 to the PC's accuracy report. was done. , The CC must present it to the relevant magistrate, who had all the powers of scrutiny, and said that if the evidence was examined, the magistrate would appear, under section 737373, CRPC, magistrate. The Magistrate is not obliged to accept the report presented by the Investigation Officer on the material brought to him, the Magistrate may give appropriate order under the circumstances of the case. In the present case, while examining the report under Section 173, CCPC, the magistrate concluded that the case was in its C class. Does not guarantee settlement \ The investigating officer did not merely justify the complainant on the basis that the complainant's witnesses were interesting witnesses, but the investigating officer \ C class in such case supported the settlement of the case. Was unable to express. This is the court
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