Supreme Court of India
Raghubans Dubey v. State of Bihar
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c ' Code of Criminal Procedure (Act 5 of 1898), ss. 190(1)(h) and 201-Magistrate taking cognizance of ofjenc.e on police report-Jurisdic tion to proceed against accused not sent up by police. Discharge of accused-Whether possible, when accused not included jn the charge-sheet. The police investigated into a complaint against the appellant and others, accepted the appellant's plea of alibi and filed a charge sheet against the others for offences, under ss. 302, 201 and 149 I.P. ., before the Sub-Divisional Magistrate. The Magistrate recorded that the appellant was discharged and transferred
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Of those, 1 followed · 1 referred to
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