Supreme Court of India
State of Uttar Pradesh and Others v. Anil Kumar Sharma and Another,
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c High Court-Power of- To issue directions on judicial side, relating to the procedure to be adopted in criminal trials - Scope of - Writ petition for quashing of FIR - During pendency thereof, High Court issued directions to trial courts not to accept the reports u/s. 173 Cr. P. ., unless accused are produced, and to the police authorities to get installed photocopying machines at the police stations for preparing the copies required to be supplied u/s. 207 Cr.P. . - It also provided feed back on the suggested amendments in Cr.PC., including one to get dispensed with the procedure as…
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