Supreme Court of India
R. N. Chatterji v. Havildar Kuer Singh
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Criminal Procedure Code 1898 Section 156(3) and 190(1) (c)-Scope of-Investigating Police Officer submitting a report of insuf!icient evidence -If Magistrate cari direct Police to file a charge sheet. After investigation °of a complaint filed by the Respondent against the Appellant making certain allegations, the Deputy Superintendent of Police who carried out the investigation. submitted a repdrt to the Deputy Inspector·Gencral under whom the investigation was carried on, to the effect that there was insufficient evidence against the Appellant and further more that the Respondent's case
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