Supreme Court of India
Ketankumar Babulal Patel v. Kesarben Jesangji and Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.156(3), 202- Com- c plaint alleging refusal of police to register an earlier complaint - Trial court ordered inquiry and report under s.202 - High Court ordered inquiry under s. 156(3) - On appeal, Held: Since order of trial court was not very clear and High Court did not deal with this aspect, matter is remitted to trial court for fresh decision. ~· complaint was filed against certain police officers before the Magistrate on the ground that they had refused to register an earlier complaint filed, and the District Su- perintendent of Police informed the
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