loss being caused to the public exchequer
and as such, criminal proceedings could not have been initiated
against the petitioner. He would submit that ... reading of the
complaint discloses cognizable offence under Section 154 of
Cr.P.C., registration of FIR is mandatory as per the dicta laid
down
These are not justified grounds to refuse to lodge an FIR. Section 154 Cr.PC clearly mandates that whenever information about cognizable offence is received ... articles is not a justified ground for non-registration of FIR. Section 154 Cr.PC clearly mandates that whenever information about cognizable offence is received
serving personnel of this unit
contrary to the provisions of CrPC 154 & 4 in reference to property case
No 20/2022 ... uniform, if that is lost then
police FIR as per CrPC 154 needed and Police Inquiry is must. It is ample
clear that
serving personnel of this unit
contrary to the provisions of CrPC 154 & 4 in reference to property case
No 20/2022 ... uniform, if that is lost then
police FIR as per CrPC 154 needed and Police Inquiry is must. It is ample
clear that
serving personnel of this unit
contrary to the provisions of CrPC 154 & 4 in reference to property case
No 20/2022 ... uniform, if that is lost then
police FIR as per CrPC 154 needed and Police Inquiry is must. It is ample
clear that
serving personnel of this unit
contrary to the provisions of CrPC 154 & 4 in reference to property case
No 20/2022 ... uniform, if that is lost then
police FIR as per CrPC 154 needed and Police Inquiry is must. It is ample
clear that
filed under section 154 Cr.P.C by CBI for criminal conspiracy,
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cheating, and abuse of official position against the Assessee and
other
filed a copy of the First Information Report under Section 154 , Criminal Procedure Code, lodged with Delhi Kotwali, Chandni Chowk, Delhi, vide form ... report to the police was not false.
17. Section 154 of the Criminal Procedure Code provided for information to be given to the police
defaulter red-handed and taken action as per Section 154 CrPC. Shri Vijay Yadav, the driver of the truck from whom illegal money
Meer Singh vs Commissioner Of Police on 25 February, 2014
Central Administrative Tribunal
Principal Bench
