trial,
conducted under this Code by a Magistrate or Court;
“Investigation” is defined in Section 2(h) as follows:
“investigation” includes all the proceedings under ... this judgment, Section 2(h) of the 1973 Criminal
Procedure Code defines “investigation” in the same terms as the
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earlier definition contained in Section
into the validity or otherwise of the investigation
done by the authorities charged with the duty of investigation under the
relevant statutes and whether ... provisions made in that regard.
Section 2(h) Cr.P.C. defines "investigation" and it includes all the
proceedings under the Code
usage of the term ‘judicial proceedings’. The
term has been defined in Section 2(i) of the Cr.P.C. which includes
any proceeding ... civil Court; it can be
easily concluded that an investigation done by the enforcement
authority is not a judicial proceeding and Section
assigned to them in the Code. Since
the word 'investigation' is not defined in the Act, counsel
submitted, that we must look ... defined will carry the meaning assigned of them,
if defined in the Code. Section 2(h) of the Code, which
defines 'investigation
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efficient and effective investigation into
crime and bringing criminal to justice. Such steps often become necessary
to help the investigation of crime. This Court expressed ... stage of investigation, it is
necessary to see how the Code defines ‘investigation’. Section 2 (h) of the
Code is material. It reads thus:
“Investigation
does
not include within its fold the term “investigation” which has been specifically
defined under Section 2(h) separate from inquiry defined under Section ... India has made the
following submissions:
5.1 Section 2(h) defines “investigation”. “Investigation” includes all the
proceedings under the Cr.P.C . for the collection
with
law in place of State CID and hence conclusion of such
investigation by the CBI cannot form the basis of charge-sheet ... after making further
investigation.
23) Section 2(h) of the Code defines investigation which reads
as under:
"(h) "investigation" includes
police officer or the investigation by the police is found to be not bona
fide or the investigation is tainted with animosity, the Court ... Code of Criminal Procedure (for short,
“Code”) defines investigation to include all the proceedings under the Code
for collection of evidence conducted by a police
Reference was made
to Section 2(h) of the Code which defines ‘investigation’ and it was ruled
that the order passed by the learned Magistrate ... Presently, we shall advert to the concept of investigation. The term
“investigation” has been defined in Section 2(h) of the Code. It reads
