Sections 561A, 169, 170 and 173 Police Rules, 1934, RR 24 7 and 25 57 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 147/148/149/452/395/342/425 and 337 H (ii) Order After registering the case, the police investigating the case found that the FIR was invalid at the end of the investigation and submitted a report in accordance with B Class in the Judicial Magistrate's Court under Section 173, CCPC. , Which did not accept all four police. The officers were investigating the case and they were all found to have a false case. The magistrate said that the material available on the record needed further scrutiny. Only the trial court magistrate did not agree with the report in the B class and the same case. The Investigating Officer was instructed to furnish the final report challan and also to the accused in the FIR, the accused, was a trial court hearing and the magistrate could not direct the challan to be presented to the magistrate. The matter could have been referred to the session judge, who could have stopped the matter. E confessed to the alleged crime, regardless of whether the magistrate applied his court mind to the facts stated in the police report, since the magistrate had no jurisdiction to confess to the crime. The orders of the magistrate without the jurisdiction were canceled without any jurisdiction,
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