Case 169 and 561 of the Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), release of the accused under section 406/419/420/468/471 section 119, taking notice of the CR PCR order or otherwise completing a judicial inquiry Due to that, the magistrate could not release his release. Under Section 696969, CRPC, the accused magistrate affirmed the release of the accused without the request of his court mind as it was requested by the police that such action by the magistrate was against the judicial principles. Because his job was to conduct investigative surveillance. And not to be a policeman, the magistrate's order was vacated by a breach of the law and a legal sanctuary, and the magistrate was re-sent to re-direct the case in a legal way. ?
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