= Section 540 Corruption Prevention Act, (II of 1947), Section 5 (1) (i) Inspection Code (XLV of 1860), Section 448 Inspection of the Complaints Case Case Remanded by the High Court Criminal On appeal, the court was referred to the trial court. After remand, for the determination of some legal questions in relation to the merits of the complaint, the complainant was asked to return more evidence and documents to prove some facts, the trial court found The remand order was to be taken on his words, the complainant being unable to show how much the facts are, the dispute can be reopened at this stage regardless of the merits of the complaint, which is still in the direction of the remand order. Decision was not made, High Court's order dismissing the petition remains intact, the circumstances maintained The evidence
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