only an initiation to move the machinery and to investigate into
cognisable offence. After the investigation is conducted and the
charge-sheet is laid ... further with the trial. If it
reaches a conclusion that no cognisable offence is made out no
further act could be done except to quash
quashed on the
ground that it is a non-cognisable offence.
2. Heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the
learned Public Prosecutor ... Statement is a cognizable offence. The offence
under Sections 497 and 506 (1) IPC are non-cognisable
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without any reasonable or credible information when
the person is called, no cognisance could have been
taken when registration of the FIR the petitioner
could ... Apex Court
has dealt with the aspect about the cognisance
offence and steps which are required to be taken.
However, it has been observed that
Christian Louboutin Sas vs Nakul Bajaj & Ors on 2 November, 2018
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Arun Saxena & Anr. vs Today Homes & Infrastructure P. Ltd. & ... on 23 August
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person arrested for commission of an offence cognizable under
the UAPA. The proviso to Section 43D(5) UAPA states that the
said ... adopted a „hands off approach‟
once it was clear that a cognisable offence involving the person arrested had
been committed and the request for remand
except in a limited context of treating Section 447 as a cognisable offence.
Section 438 of the Companies Act makes this clear. If the investigative ... this
stage, therefore, the arrest of the Petitioner for the cognisable offence under
Section 447 of the Companies Act could have been only
sheet, if any, filed
on completion of the investigation into such an offence, the
Court would not be competent to take cognizance thereof in
view ... police to
investigate into an F.I.R. which discloses a cognisable
offence, in accordance with Chapter XII of the Code even
if the offence
Court dealt with a case wherein in respect of the same
cognizable offence and same occurrence two FIRs had been
lodged and the Court held ... duty of the investigating officer not
merely to investigate cognisable offence reported in the FIR but
also other connected offences found to have been committed
inquiry under Chapter XVIII commences when the Magistrate takes cognisance of the offence within the meaning of Section 190 (1) . After the police had submitted ... report under Section 173 cognisance of the offence could be taken by the Magistrate under clause (b) of Subsection (1) of Section
