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reverse the finding and sentence and acquit or discharge the accused, or order him to be re- tried ... reverse the finding and sentence and acquit or discharge the accused or order him to be re- tried
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against the order of discharge of accused 4 to 13.
The learned Session Judge of Adilabad held the view that ... will now examine both the procedures pertaining to discharge
of accused in warrant cases.
Under the unaltered procedure the Magistrate
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stopping further investigation into
the offence and shall discharge the accused unless the officer
making the Investigation satisfied the Magistrate ... into the
offence and secondly that he shall discharge the accused. Either of
these two consequences, or both of them
Calcutta High Court
Code with regard to discharge of accused and
framing of charges against the accused respectively in a case triable ... ground for
proceeding against the accused, he shall
discharge the accused and record his reasons
for so doing."
"228.-Framing
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evidence the defence filed an application for discharge of accused on
the ground of inordinate delay in concluding the trial ... appearance of the accused, the Magistrate shall discharge the
accused unless the prosecution satisfies the Magistrate that upon
the evidence
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given by the Court while the
discharge applications are disposed of against the accused.
6. Mr. T. Sudhanthiram, learned counsel ... produced by the accused at that stage? and
(F) Whether the orders refusing discharge are bad in law for want
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Sections 209 and 253 allow a Magistrate to discharge
an accused at any previous stage of the case ... sections could be only an express
discharge; no accused can be deemed to have been discharged at a
previous stage
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Section 227 the trial Judge is
required to discharge the accused if he considers that there is not
sufficient ground ... proceeding against the accused Obligation to
discharge the accused under Section 239 arises when "the Magistrate
considers the charge against
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order of the Trial Court,
refusing to discharge the accused-appellant, is in challenge here.
3. The appellant Ajoy Kumar ... considers
the charge to be groundless, he would discharge the accused and record
his reasons for so doing. The prosecution
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against the accused to be groundless, he shall discharge the
accused, and record his reasons for so doing.
Under this ... charge
against the accused is groundless, it shall discharge the accused by
recording its reasons.
37. Section
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