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SYED MAQBOOL SHAH versus FARDOON KHAN

Section 1 561 An Investigative Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 427, 447 and 147 Order Investigating the case after the arrest of the police, the challan of the case was presented to the Magistrate Class Court, who confessed to the crime. Issue notices to appear for the accused. In the court thereafter, the police filed a petition in the trial court for withdrawal of challan for re-inquiry and the magistrate complained to the police. The complainant issued an order under section 6161, A, CRPC, before the Chief Section, the police submitted in another petition before the trial court for the cancellation of the case by the applicant through the police. On the back of the plea submitted, the unanimous words were recorded in which after the trial of the magistrate's confession, the trial court did not legally have the power to return it to the police. Checking Inquiries From this offense, it will be the duty of the court to act in accordance with the law. If the court considers that the allegation is baseless or there is no chance of the defendant being convicted of any crime, the court may acquit the accused before the trial. The court did not proceed for any reason, agreeing to the second police report to dismiss the case, the trial court had to record its reasons for agreeing to the police report for the cancellation of the case, the court said. The petition was converted into an appeal by appeal and order. Approved by a magistrate under which he allowed the Investigation Officer to withdraw the challan and b. jobs for fresh advocates from Chunian lawyer