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In this article, the Calcutta High Court held that no inquiry under Section 202 of CrPC was conducted by the Magistrate, and the non-compliance of Section 202 of CrPC by the Magistrate before issuing of the process is an abuse of process of law. The Magistrate did not comply with the provisions of Section 202 of CrPC, and the Magistrate did not conduct any inquiry by himself or did not direct an investigation as required under Section 202 of CrPC, before directing the issue of process. Therefore, the criminal proceedings against the husband and In-laws are hereby quashed.
In this article, the Calcutta High Court held that no inquiry under Section 202 of CrPC was conducted by the Magistrate, and the non-compliance of Section 202 of CrPC by the Magistrate before issuing of the process is an abuse of process of law. The Magistrate did not comply with the provisions of Section 202 of CrPC, and the Magistrate did not conduct any inquiry by himself or did not direct an investigation as required under Section 202 of CrPC, before directing the issue of process. Therefore, the criminal proceedings against the husband and In-laws are hereby quashed.
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