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What Are The Legal Remedies When Police Disobeys The Law U/S. 154 And 155 Cr. P. C., 1973




Ayush Kartikey, LL.B (H), Univ. Law College, Bhubaneswar; BSc. (H) Forensic Science, JRSU- A Defence Univ. in Ranchi, Jharkhand. Moderator, All India Advocates’ Association; Member, All India Journalists’ Association; Ad-hoc Legal Advisor, Hashtag Jungle- A MSME Regtd. Company;


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The present article defines what cognizable and non- cognizable offense are; the statutory obligation of the officer in- charge of a police station to register the information given to him about an offence, in the manner directed by law, or specified by the State government in this regards; what sort of legal remedies are available to the complainant aggrieved by refusal on part of such policeman to register his complaint or information; and the punishment prescribed under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 for such disobedience of duty by such policeman.

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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