Section 616161A Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 392 / 337H (ii) / 504 Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI 1979), Section 17 (3) Summary Order Submitted by Magistrate Approved. The case was dealt with by police and B-Class. The accused was named in the FIR. At the time of the incident, the complainant's son did not disqualify himself from acting as an eyewitness. The contents of the FIR and statements of witnesses, Best, Section 392, p. Attracting the provisions of the PC Prima facie, the magistrate had ignored and ignored the contents of the FIR and the contents of the prosecution's witnesses' statements in the form of statements, which made sections 392, 504 and 337H (II). , Attracted the provisions of the PPC. He agreed with the Investigation Officer to look into the matter and send it to the court competent to prosecute and approved the FIR in the B class, instructing the complainant to initiate proceedings. der Section 182, the unpowered order of the PPC was set aside and the magistrate was directed to take seriously under section 190 (2), the persons authorized under the CRPC to stand trial in the court of competent persons. Was directed to be sent to trial.
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