Sections 1A & 111111 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 249A and 561A Receiving stolen and dishonestly stolen property Applying the principles of cases under Section 249A, CRPC But the question was arrested on a charge of car theft as it was recovered from his custody. The exact charges were not named in the FIR and no one else saw him stealing the car when the suspect was taken into custody shortly after the car disappeared and will be believed to have stolen it. ? The same accused claimed that he had told her not only to the police and the trial court but also to the High Court to pardon her mistake, the complainant did not say that her car was stolen by the accused. The evidence was brought to the record. , The accused will not be punished for the crime with which he was charged. Holding a criminal trial against the accused would be a misuse of the High Court process. Launching its hereditary jurisdiction under Section 6161A, the CCP had sufficient powers to terminate the proceedings, if it concluded that the evidence could still be prosecuted if all the evidence was brought on record. Was not, regardless of the fact that the accused did not return. Under Section 249A, CRPC, the trial court dismissed the trial proceedings against the accused before the trial court.
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