Sections 4 (h), 200, 203, 204 (3), 265 h (1) and 265 K Complaints Scope / Complaint \ The charge or allegation of fact or information presented to the magistrate informing the magistrate of the crime The statement was. When the complaints were reviewed it was just a statement that the law could be brought into motion, and the failure to provide details of the incident, itself, could not mean that what was stated in the case later Was false or baseless. The law so that criminal law could be brought into force under Article 200, an essential requirement of the CR PC, was that the content of the complaint be restricted to the written form and that the complainant was signed by Section 200, CR PC. Will be done That is, the complainant's test can only be successful and cannot be acknowledged beforehand, as it was to be done after taking cognizance, whatever the meaning may be, or whatever. The CE law did not demand that the court have to conduct a preliminary inquiry upon the receipt of a direct complaint. If a case initially arises, the court may look after the complainant's inspection on oath. And if no such case is presented, the court may dismiss the same private complaint at an early stage under Sections 203 and 204 (3), the CCP accused may also be acquitted and sent to the sessions court. Private complaint can be excluded from the source. Under any section of the case under section 265K and 265H (1), the provisions of CCPC Section 200, CCPC, were not obligated to record the complainant's evidence to the court in any way, Of the truth
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