statement of the complainant under Section 200 , Cr.P.C. is mandatory after incorporation of Section 145 and 146 ... Section 145 and 146 of the N.I. Act reads as follows :
"145(1). Notwithstanding anything contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure
Andhra Pradesh that order of SDM
for appointment of receiver under section 146 Cr.P.C. passed
after injunction order of the civil court ... under Section 146 , Cr.P.C.:
What is permissible under Cr.P.C . is proceedings under
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provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure , the main body of the adjective law for criminal trials. The provisions of Section 146 similarly depart from ... trial under the Code of Criminal Procedure ) in view of Sections 251 and 254 and especially Section 273 of the Code. The accused, however
provisions of the Code of Criminal
Procedure , the main body of adjective law for criminal trials. The provisions
of section 146 similarly depart from ... trial under the Code of Criminal
Procedure ) in view of sections 251 and 254 and especially section 273 of the
Code. The accused, however
complainant and the witnesses, as contemplated by Section 200 of Criminal Procedure Code, the procedure prescribed would enable the Judge to act on the basis ... Sections 145 and 146 would thus even dispense with the recording of evidence of the complainant as contemplated by Section 200 of Criminal Procedure Code
interplay with Section 200 of the Code of
Criminal Procedure, 1973 (for short referred to as " CrPC ").
2. Shortly ... provisions of the Code of Criminal
Procedure , the main body of adjective law for criminal
trials. The provisions of section 146 similarly depart
from
issue process under Section 200 of CrPC is also
"evidence" as contemplated by sub-section (1) of Section ... provisions of the Code of Criminal
Procedure , the main body of adjective law
for criminal trials. The provisions of section
146 similarly depart from
provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure , the main body of adjective law for criminal trials. The provisions of section 146 similarly depart from ... trial under the Code of Criminal Procedure ) in view of sections 251 and 254 and especially section 273 of the Code. The accused, however
complainant and the witnesses, as contemplated by Section 200 of Criminal Procedure Code, the procedure prescribed would enable the Judge to act on the basis ... Sections 145 and 146 would thus even dispense with the recording of evidence of the complainant as contemplated by Section 200 of Criminal Procedure Code
contrary in the code of Criminal Procedure cannot have overriding effect. The effect of the provisions of Sections 142 to 146 ... that Sections 142 to 146 will attract to the trial in a complaint maintained pursuant to Section 190 of the code of Criminal Procedure
