Supreme Court of India
Ramnarayan Mor and Another v. State of Maharashtra
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Code of Criminal Procedure (Act V of 1898), ss. 173(4) and 207A(6)-"Evidence", meaning of--lf includes documents under s. 173(4). ' I On the receipt of a police report, the Magistrate First Class Akola took cognizance of offences under ss. 406, 408, 409, 120B and 477A Indian Penal Code against the appellants. The Investi gating Officer furnished the accused persons with copies of docu ments which are required by s. 173(4) of the Code of Criminal Pro cedure to be furnished. At the commencement of the enquiry under Ch. XVIII of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Public Prosecutor informed
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