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The aforesaid proviso does not merely prohibit a trial upon a charge framed after an inquiry, but even an inquiry into the accusation in the absence of a certificate, when requisite. The section itself, however, still leaves a Court competent to issue process, such as a summons or a warrant, or to take any other step which is merely preliminary...
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