Supreme Court of India
Rameshan P.O. & Ors. v. Rakesh Kumar Yadav & Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - ss. 3971401 - Revision - Maintainability of - complaint uls. 156(3) - Magistrate directing registration of FIR - Revision by accused before Sessions Judge - Operation of the impugned order stayed - Revision by complainant before High Court - High Court passing the order, without issuing notice to the accused, holding that accused of a cognizable offence cannot file revision before registration of FIR as the order uls. 156(3) is an administrative order - On appeal, plea that matter since closed by court conclusively, accused was required to be heard on the
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