Sections 173, 190 (1) (B) and 561A Panel Code (XLV of 1860), sections 419, 427 and 411 fraudulently obtained by a person, amounting to fifty rupees, receiving fraudulently stolen property The application for the enforcement of the jurisdiction of the proceedings of the magistrate under section 1 (90 (1) (b)), the CCP scope magistrate, on the one hand, rejected the final report submitted under section 173, CRPC. , Which took notice of the cases under section 419, 427, 411, PPC and issued non-bailable warrant arrest against the accused, while on the other hand to file an FIR against the accused. ????? The investigating officer was instructed to present the charge sheet magistrate, to justify his action, and the concerned police officer issued instructions for the latest FIR registration. On the report submitted by the CRP Magistrate, the final report, which was outside the scope of Section (3) of Section 173, may pass an order as it deems appropriate. It may or may not be agreed with the Investigating Officer. ? He may refuse to dismiss the case, and may order further investigation, or to seek any arrest based on the police report under this section 190 (1) (b), CCPC, but According to the magistrate, after the final report was rejected, the investigating officer, under the provisions of the law, could not order an FIR registration. And submitting a fresh report of your choice to the Magistrate before the Horse Order of Magistrates was not, in the circumstances, sustainable.
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