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Court Decisions Apparently in case of non-appearance of the complainant after the issuance of process under S.204, Cr. P. C. ., it is imperative upon the Court to acquit the accused, but the provision is not so stringent as it appears to be - Court has discretion and it may adjourn the hearing of the case to some other day despite the non-appear...
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