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The power conferred by sections 476 and 476-A of the Code is a discretionary power and it is obvious that it should be examined not merely because an interested party wants a man to be proceeded against, but only when it is expedient in the interest of justice to examine it. The power being the power to prosecute and thereby to put a man in peri...
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