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Please send judgment in which court allowed further investigation u/s 


15-Sep-2024 (In Criminal Law)
I am the complainant and the police filed the chargesheet against the accused but there are various lacuna like less section and many accused name is missing in final report. Judge asked me give me judgement in which court allowed for further investigation u/s 173(3) Please send judgment in which court allowed further investigation u/s 173(8)
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Answer #1
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Under Section 173(8) of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), the police are empowered to conduct further investigation even after the charge sheet has been filed if new evidence or facts come to light. Courts have allowed further investigations under this section in several judgments, including cases like Vinubhai Haribhai Malaviya vs State of Gujarat (2019), where the Supreme Court held that both the Magistrate and the police have the power to order further investigation at any stage before the commencement of the trial. You can request the court for further investigation if there are omissions in the charge sheet, such as missing accused names or insufficient sections applied, to ensure a complete and thorough investigation. It would be best to present relevant facts to the court for this purpose.
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Answer #2
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anil kumar va state of Haryana and others v H malviya vs State of Gujarat reeta nag vs State of West Bengal and others. it is however requested that you contact with a learned advocate to guide you better and how he can get the section added.
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Please feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience regarding your legal issue. I’m here to provide assistance and discuss how we can proceed with your case effectively. Kindly contact through the same.
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