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Great care should be taken not to issue a warrant when a summons would be sufficient for the ends of justice. Magistrates should remember that the issue of a warrant involves interference with the personal liberty of a person and should take care to see that no greater hardship is caused than is necessary. Under section 76 of the Code, a Court h...
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