JUDGMENT

George Knox, J. - One Musammat Janki had made over custody of certain valuables to a man named Parbhu Lal. This much is admitted by Parbhu Lal, although he says that he had not that amount of the valuables which Musammat Janki says she made over to him. Musammat Janki in the first instance went to Babu Sohan Lal and apparently instituted a criminal complaint in his Court against Parbhu Lal. The record of that case is not before me; but an order has been produced in the case which simply says that with reference to certain Police papers Janki's complaint is ordered to be filed. She then went to the Court of Babu Sham Lal, a Magistrate of the second class, a few days after. There is a certified copy of an order passed in the case, which is to the effect that the complainant has failed to produce any evidence, that on her own admission she deposited ornaments with the accused and the accused lost them in a theft at his house. Her case seems to be one for Civil Courts as no breach of trust seems to be intended. The complaint is dismissed u/s 203, Criminal Procedure Code. For the third time Musammat Janki went to the Court of Babu Sohan Lal, Magistrate of the first class. Whethe