Supreme Court of India
State of Gujarat v. Girish Radhakrishnan Varde
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - Chapters XII, XIV and XV; ss.154 and 190 -Case lodged by way of complaint before the Magistrate [complaint case uls. 190 CrPC] and case registered on basis of FIR u/s. 154 CrPC before the police - Distinction between - High Court upheld order passed by Addi. District & Sessions Judge, who had set aside the order of Magistrate whereby he had permitted the complainant! informant to add additional Sections of /PC into the charge-sheet submitted after police investigation on a FIR registered u/s. 154 CrPC - Propriety - Held: The Magistrate permitted addition of…
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