MIAN JALAL-UD-DIN
Kanshi Nath Pandit – Appellant
Versus
Omkar Nath Alias Avtar Krishen – Respondent
2. It appears that in case State Vs. Omkar Nath and others pending trial in the court of City Munsiff Judicial Magistrate 1st Class under section 451 R.P.C. the Magistrate issued non-bailable warrants against one Dr. Maqbool P.W. in consequence of his non-appearance. On 19th April 1973 the said witness appeared with an application praying that the warrant or arrest issued against him be recalled. He undertook to present himself in the court on the next date of hearing i.e. 10-5-1973. The witness, however, did not appear on that date as a result of which the learned Magistrate closed the evidence of the prosecution. The learned Sessions Judge has in his reference observed that the order closing the evidence of the prosecution could not be sustained in view of the fact that once the court had issued process against the witness, it was the duty of the court to enforce his attendance and for that matter even to issue non-baila
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