Supreme Court of India
Vasudev v. Parvinder Kumar & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973; s.91: Filing of petition by appellant alleging forgery commit- c ted by respondents - Disposed of by trial Court with direc- tions - Another application filed by appellant was dismissed by trial Court - Challenge to - Dismissed by High Court in view of submission made by counsel for the respondents that FIR has been closed- Correctness of-Held: Incorrect- There must be some order canceling FIR but it has not been brought ...- on record - The State directed to furnish a copy of the order before High Court - If no such order has been passed, dis- posal of the
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