Under Article 1 561A, CRPC, the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court jurisdiction cannot be exercised so that the High Court may, in any case, restrain or reverse the criminal procedure set forth in the Code of Conduct. I must be very reluctant to interfere. After examining the evidence that a competent court had previously included, let's come to the theory that a first case had come up, and it had charged. Or asked for the accused to appear, unless it can be said that the allegations, or the evidence to be put on his face, even if believed, the High Court should be careful to know that The decision was based on the general principles of criminal jurisprudence. ; And was not inconsistent with them. Or with the intention of the Legislature as indicated in Section 1 561A of the Legal Statutes, CRPC does not permit the court to assume any new jurisdiction, Section 6161A, CRPC No jurisdiction other than jurisdiction cannot be considered a High Court. , Could only intervene if there was anything illegal in the register of the case, or no offense was proved, whether the allegation in the complaint or the FIR was, admittedly, or There was no evidence. And the offender had no chance of committing the crime
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