Supreme Court of India
Pramatha Nath Mukherjee v. The State of West Bengal
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Criminal Trial-Accu.sed discharged of offence triable as warrant case-If can be tried for any other triable as summons case on facts aisdosed in the Police Report-Cognizance by Magistrate-Code of Criminal Procedure (V of I898), ss. 25IA(2), I90(I)(b). Criminal case was instituted in the c,ourt of a Magistrate at Calcutta against the appellant under s. 332 of the Indian Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt to the Bailiff.of Calcutta Corporation and another. After hearing both sides the Magis trate was of the opinion that the charge under s. 332 could not be sustained but as there was
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