Supreme Court of India

Urmila Devi v. Yudhvir Singh

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Reported as [2013] 16 S.C.R. 542
Bench T.S. Thakur and Fakkir Mohamed Ibrahim Kalifulla JJ.
Decided 23 October 2013

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What the Court ordered

Resultantly, the summons issued by the learned trial Court dated 30.07.2001 and the order dated 17.04.2007 by which B the Magistrate declined to recall the issuance of summons on 30.07.2001 should stand restored.

Judgment, page 34

From the headnote

Criminal Trial - Summoning order - Nature of - How to construe order passed by a Magistrate in exercise of its power u/ss. 200 and 202 CrPC when it decides to issue process as against the accused - Whether such an order could be the subject matter of challenge by way of revision u!s. 397 CrPC - Held: The order issued by the Magistrate deciding to summon an accused in .exercise of his power u!ss. 200 to 204 CrPC would be an order of intermediatory or quasi-final in • nature and not interlocutory in nature - In view of the said position viz., such an order is intermediatory order or quasi­

Where later benches applied it

Of those, 1 relied on · 1 distinguished · 1 referred to

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