Section 173 (1) (b), Provois [as added by the Code of Conduct (Amendment) Act (XXV of 1992)] Section 160 (1) (b) of the Police Officer, Code of Conduct under CRPC File a report by The provisions of section 7373 ((1) (b) of the Regulation (Amendment) Act, 1992) were admitted to the PC, keeping in mind that in most cases, the investigation was for some reason or another. The interim report was submitted in section 737373, CRPC, so that the court could review it on the basis of the material placed before it, section 7373 Cr, provisions to CRPC. The investigating officer was not given any unlimited authority to complete the assignment to the Investigating Officer, according to which his diligent inquiry officer was obliged to complete the inquiry as soon as possible. If the Investigation Officer has been assigned by the Investigation Officer not to complete the investigation within the stipulated time, an interim report can be summoned and the trial court should take the matter seriously. And there is no restriction to start the trial on the said report if some new facts / evidence will come on record later during the investigation. It will also be kept before the court, and the court will consider the same matter according to law. Trial court cannot be taken seriously on interim report I \ r \ n
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