Important judgments on Cr.P.C Section 190 to 199
- Acceptance of final report does not debar the Magistrate from taking cognizance on the basis of the materials produced in a complaint proceeding- Cr.P.C Section 190-Kishore Kumar Gyanchandani G.D. Mehrotra And Anr -Equivalent Citation- AIR 2002 SC 483.
- Magistrate can take cognizance against the accused named in FIR but omitted in the charge sheet- Cr.P.C Section 190 and 319-Uma Shankar Vs. State of Bihar and Anr-Equivalent Citation- (2010) 9 SCC 479.
- At the stage of taking cognizance there is no question of Section319-Cr.P.C Section 190-SWIL Ltd. vs. State of Delhi-Equivalent Citation- (2001) 6 SCC 670.
- Faulty Investigation not to vitiate the trial unless there was prejudice- Cr.P.C Section 190-State vs. Mainabai-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1962 Bom 202.
- Magistrate can differ with PSO on police report and issue process for different Sections- Cr.P.C Section190-Vijay Kant Thakur and Anr. vs. State of Bihar and Anr. -Equivalent Citation-2010 CriLJ 4190.
- Magistrate can take cognizance against other accused on subsequent date also-Cr.P.C Section 190-Rajinder Prasad vs. Bashir and Ors-Equivalent Citation-AIR 2001 SC 3524.
- Magistrate can take cognizance against other than charge sheeted- Cr.P.C Section 190-Chittaranjan Mirdha Vs. Dulal Ghosh and Anr. -Equivalent Citation-(2009) 6 SCC 661.
- Passing order of Section 156(3) or Search Warrant is not taking Cognizance-Cr.P.C Section190-C. Mehta Vs. Union of India (UOI) and Ors-Equivalent Citation- (2007) 1 SCC 110.
- Trial is not vitiated if the cognizance is valid- Cr.P.C Section 190-Rajinder Prasad vs. Bashir and Ors-Equivalent Citation- AIR 2001 SC 3524.
- Options to Magistrate He can take cognizance from material of final report even if police say no offence made out- Cr.P.C Section 190(1)(b)-Rattiram and Ors.Vs.State of M.P. through Inspector of Police-Equivalent Citation-AIR 2012 SC 1485.
- Charge-sheet to be returned to police for presenting before JMFC for committal in SC and ST POA Act Referring Officer- Cr.P.C Section 193-Kishun Singh and Ors. Vs. State of Bihar-Equivalent Citation-(1993) 2 SCC 16.
- On committal Sessions Court gets jurisdiction to take cognizance against new accused on same material- Cr.P.C Section 193-Daulat Ram Vs. State of Punjab-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1962 SC 1206 .
- It is incumbent that a complaint in writing should be made by the public servant concerned for only-Cr.P.C Section 195 and IPC Section 182- Narayandas vs State Of Karnataka And Ors-Equivalent Citation-2004 Cri.L.J. 822
- Complaint for Section 500 IPC maintainable though the act falls under Section211 IPC also- Cr.P.C Section 195-Mahesh Chand Sharma vs. State of U.P. and Ors. -Equivalent Citation-(2009) 15 SCC 519.
- Cr.P.C Section 195 Not a bar to order of Section 156(3) as the bar comes after investigation Then Court can file complaint-M.L. Sethi Vs. R.P. Kapur and Anr-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1967 SC 528.
- Cr.P.C Section 195 not bar for Section 211 IPC-Rama Rao and Anr.Vs.Narayan and Anr.-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1969 SC 724.
- Registrar Co-operative societies is not a Court- Cr.P.C Section 195-State of Punjab Vs. Brij Lal Palta-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1969 SC 355.
- There can be no objection to the continuance of proceedings relating to offences for other than those covered by Sections 182, 211 and 193 IPC – Cr.P.C Section 195-Nandkishor Laxminarayan Mundhada And Ors-Equivalent Citation-2008 CriLJ 990
- Cr.P.C Section 195(1) Bars unless the complaint is by the Court-Abdul Rehman and Ors. vs. K.M. Anees-ul-Haq-Equivalent Citation- 2012 CriLJ 1060.
- Cr.P.C Section 195(1)(b) attracted for Section 211 IPC-Kamlapati Trivedi Vs. State of West Bengal-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1979 SC 777.
- Cr.P.C Section 195(1)(b) Complaint by Court required for Section 211 offence on False police report- The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India Vs. Vimal Kumar Surana and Anr.-Equivalent Citation-(2011) 1 SCC (Cri) 442.
- Criminal proceedings should be given precedence and the civil proceedings should be stayed- Cr.P.C Section 195(3)-Durgacharan Naik and Ors. Vs. State of Orissa-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1966 SC 1775.
- Sanction is required for taking cognizance and not for taking charge sheet-Cr.P.C Section197 and P.C. Act Section 19-State of Madhya Pradesh Sheetla Sahai and Ors. -Equivalent Citation-(2009) 8 SCC 617.
- Necessity of sanction can be considered after evidence when it cannot be decided without evidence- Cr.P.C Section 197-Suresh Kumar Bhikamchand Jain Vs. Pandey Ajay Bhushan and Ors-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1998 SC 1524.
- Cr.P.C Section 197 not applicable to public sector undertaking employee-Mohd. Hadi Raja Vs. State of Bihar and Anr. -Equivalent Citation-AIR 1998 SC 1945.
- Power under Section 156(3) is discretionary- Cr.P.C Section 197-Parkash Singh Badal and Anr. Vs. State of Punjab and Ors -Equivalent Citation- (2007) 1 SCC 1.
- Cr.P.C Section 197 Real test is if the complained acts were not done should it amount to dereliction of duty then sanction is necessary-Rizwan Ahmed Javed Shaikh & Ors vs. Jammal Patel and Ors. -Equivalent Citation-AIR 2001 SC 2198.
- Sanction is required to prosecute when the search party was obstructed and there was just a scuffle-Cr.P.C Section 197-Matajog Dobey Vs. H.C. Bhari-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1956 SC 44.
- Whether the accused was discharging public servant’s duty or not can be considered during the progress of the case- Cr.P.C Section 197-Suresh Kumar Bhikamchand JainVs. Pandey Ajay Bhushan and Ors-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1998 SC 1524.
- Cr.P.C Section 198 and Section 495 of IPC complainant died mother continued complaint-State of Orissa through Ashwin Nanubhai Vyas Vs. State Of Maharashtra & Anr-Equivalent Citation-AIR 1967 SC 983.
- Cr.P.C Section 199 where police took no action in spite of information remedy lies in filing complaint-Ushaben Vs. Kishorbhai Chunilal Talpada and Ors. -Equivalent Citation-2012 ACR 1859.
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Also Read:-Important Judgments on Cr.P.C Section 168 to 188.