Complaint to jurisdcitonal magistrate | Tamil Nadu Civil Judge

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🔹 Yes! Under Section 156(3) CrPC, the Jurisdictional Magistrate has the power to order investigation by police into cognizable offences.
🔹 This falls under Chapter XII CrPC (not Chapter XIII – which deals with jurisdiction of criminal courts).
🔹 Landmark Case: Rise & Chemical Pvt. Ltd. – reaffirmed that Magistrates cannot act mechanically; application under 156(3) must disclose sufficient material.

📌 Takeaway for TNJS aspirants:
Section 156(3) = judicial supervision at the pre-cognizance stage.
A crucial tool to ensure fair investigation & prevent abuse of process!

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