Sign In
Notification
Font ResizerAa
  • Latest
    • Supreme Court
    • Madras High Court
    • Madurai Bench
  • Quick Recall
    • Arms Act
    • BNSS
    • BNS
    • BSA
    • Evidence
    • Drugs Act
    • Cr.P.C
    • IPC
    • N.I.Act
    • PMLA
    • NDPS
    • Corruption Laws
    • General
    • Passports Act
    • Pocso
    • MCOP
    • Writ
  • Acquittal
    • S.C
    • Madras High Court
  • 3 judge bench
  • Resources
    • Notes
      • Cr.P.C 1973
      • Crimes
    • Articles
      • P.G.Rajagopal (Judge Rtd)
      • Ad. Ramprakash Rajagopal
      • Ad. Karunanithi
      • Ad. Ravindran Raghunathan
      • Ad. James Raja
      • Ad. M.S.Parthiban
      • Ad. Rajavel
      • Ad. Azhar Basha
    • Digest
      • Monthly Digest
      • Weekly digest
      • Subject wise
    • Bare Acts
      • BSA 2023
      • BNS 2023
      • BNSS 2023
  • Must Read
  • Author’s note
  • E-Booklet
    • Legal words
  • About
    • Terms
    • Privacy policy
    • Cancellation & Refund Policy
    • Team
  • Civil
    • s. 91 cpc
  • My Bookmarks
Reading: Magistrate shall consider both the final report submitted under section 173(2) Cr.P.C and supplementary final report filed under section 173(8) Cr.P.C for prima facie
Share
Font ResizerAa
  • Latest
  • Acquittal
  • Digest
  • Resources
Search
  • Latest
    • Madras High Court
    • Madurai Bench
    • Supreme Court
  • Quick Recall
    • Evidence
    • Cr.P.C
    • IPC
    • N.I.Act
    • Pocso
    • PMLA
    • NDPS
    • Corruption Laws
    • General
    • Passports Act
  • Acquittal
    • S.C
    • Madras High Court
  • Digest
    • Monthly Digest
    • Weekly digest
  • Resources
    • Notes
    • Articles
  • 3 judge bench
  • Must have
  • Author’S Note
  • E-Booklet
  • Legal words
  • About
    • Terms
    • Privacy policy
    • Cancellation & Refund Policy
    • Team
  • Mobile APP
  • My Bookmarks

Get Notifications

Notification
Follow US
> Quick Recall> Cr.P.C> Magistrate shall consider both the final report submitted under section 173(2) Cr.P.C and supplementary final report filed under section 173(8) Cr.P.C for prima facie

Magistrate shall consider both the final report submitted under section 173(2) Cr.P.C and supplementary final report filed under section 173(8) Cr.P.C for prima facie

Magistrate shall consider both the final report submitted under section 173(2) Cr.P.C and supplementary final report filed under section 173(8) Cr.P.C for prima facie.
Ramprakash Rajagopal April 19, 2023 3 Min Read
Share
Points
Party

9 The initial report under Section 173(2) CrPC which was submitted before the competent court after investigation found that prima facie the appellants were involved in the commission of the offences alleged. The subsequent report under Section 173(8) however has come to the conclusion that the proceedings were liable to be dropped since prima facie no case involving the commission of the offences has been established.

16 In view of the clear position of law which has been enunciated in the judgments of this Court, both in Vinay Tyagi (supra) and Vinubhai Haribhai Malaviya (supra), it is necessary for the Magistrate, to have due regard to both the reports, the initial report which was submitted under Section 173(2) as well as the supplementary report which was submitted after further investigation in terms of Section 173(8). It is thereafter that the Magistrate would have to take a considered view in accordance with law as to whether there is ground for presuming that the persons named as accused have committed an offence. While the High Court has relied upon the decision in Vinay Tyagi (supra), it becomes necessary for this Court to set the matter beyond any controversy having due regard to the fact that the Sessions Judge in the present case had while remitting the proceedings back to the Magistrate relied on the judgment of the Single Judge of the Kerala High Court in Joseph (supra) which is contrary to the position set out in Vinay Tyagi. Hence, the JFCM – I Alappuzha shall reexamine both the reports in terms of the decisions of this Court in Vinay Tyagi vs Irshad Ali alias Deepak and Vinubhai Haribhai Malaviya vs State of Gujarat as noted above and in terms of the observations contained in the present judgment. The Magistrate shall take a considered decision expeditiously within a period of one month from the date of the present order.

Party

Luckose Zachariah @ Zak Appellants Nedumchira Luke and Others vs. Joseph Joseph and Others – Criminal Appeal No 256 of 2022 (Arising out of SLP (Crl) No 9556 of 2021) – February 18, 2022.

https://main.sci.gov.in/supremecourt/2021/29392/29392_2021_34_11_33505_Judgement_18-Feb-2022.pdf

Luckose Zachariah @ Zak Nedumchira Luke and others 29392_2021_34_11_33505_Judgement_18-Feb-2022

 

Subject Study

  • Life sentence reduced: No separate sentence for POCSO is imposed while maintaining conviction under section 376 AB IPC
  • Section 321 Cr.P.C: Withdrawal of prosecution
  • INTRICACIES ON HOSTILE WITNESS
  • Cr.P.C., 1973. Notes no.1: Understanding the Police Report, Investigation, and Court’s Duties in Criminal Cases
  • Bail: Reasoning order is necessary: If cryptic order informant has right to assail before a higher forum
  • P.C Act: Criminal misconduct: Preliminary inquiry and its procedures
  • Findings in civil proceedings will make substratum of a criminal complaint vanish
  • Murder case: Acquittal: Though homicidal death is not disputed accused has successfully disproved the Extra-judicial confession through defence witness

Further Study

Protest petition & cognizance: Cognizance taken on the further investigation petition filed under section 173(8) Cr.P.C as protest petition is correct

If the accused failed to put question to the witness the presiding judge is duty bound to put that question under Section 165 of the Evidence Act

Scope and applicability of section357(2) Cr.P.C

Article: Whether the Public Prosecutor can contradict his own witness (partly)?

Evolution of FIR Registration with Comparative analysis of CrPC Sections 154 & 156(3) and BNSS sections 173 & 175(3)

TAGGED:173(8)both final reportscr.p.cfinal reportsmust have final reportsprima faciesupplementary final report
Previous Article Sentencing: Court must hear the quantum of sentence of accused before conviction
Next Article section 30 IEA: Co-accused confession can be considered if the accused are tried jointly
Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Popular Study

Quash: Accused undetected is not Referred Final report and Magistrate cannot accept the same

Quash: Accused undetected is not Referred Final report and Magistrate cannot accept the same

Reshma Azath April 25, 2025
Criminal court has no power to recall or review its own judgment except to correct or rectify clerical errors by virtue of Section 403 BNSS (section 362 Cr.P.C)
DNA: Since the specimen samples collected must have been consumed when the first DNA report was prepared and hence the supplementary and the first DNA reports are piece of trash paper
No immediate complaint was made and the hymen was intact therefore the conviction and sentence under Section 9(m) read with Section 10 of POCSO cannot be upheld
Proviso to Order 21 Rule 105(3) of Madras Amendment Repealed by Central Amendment: Madras High Court Declares Delay Condonation in Execution Proceedings Impermissible

Related Study

PC Act: Sections 7, 13(1)(d)(i) and (ii): Presumption can also be drawn for smaller bribe amounts further accused has not proved that rs.2000 bribe amount was a legal fee or repayment of loan
December 4, 2024
Bihar Migrants ill treatment in Tamilnadu case: Quash dismissed since the alternative remedy is available under section 482 Cr.P.C
April 24, 2023
Multiple firs quash procedure
March 3, 2023
Acquittal: Section 304-B IPC: Appreciation of cross-examination necessary
February 28, 2023
Section 362 Cr.P.C: section 362 Cr.P.C would not prohibit the court to modify the bail order
December 12, 2023

About

Section1.in is all about the legal updates in Criminal and Corporate Laws. This website also gives opportunity to publish your (readers/users) articles subject to the condition of being edited (only if necessary) by the team of Advocates. Kindly send your articles to paperpageindia@gmail.com or WhatsApp to +919361570190.
  • Quick Links
  • Team
  • Terms
  • Cancellation Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • My Bookmarks
  • Founder

section1.in is powered by Paperpage.             A product of © Paperpage Internet Services. All Rights Reserved. 

Subscribe Newsletter for free

Subscribe to our newsletter to get judgments instantly!

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

ஓர்ந்துகண் ணோடாது இறைபுரிந்து யார்மாட்டும் தேர்ந்துசெய் வஃதே முறை [541].

_திருவள்ளுவர்
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?