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2022 (12) TMI 1456 - SC ORDERIssuance to the first respondent 72 hours’ notice in the event that the State intends to arrest him on the registration of an FIR making out a cognizable offence - HELD THAT:- The direction issued by the High Court to the effect that 72 hours’ notice should be given to the first respondent in the event that the State finds it necessary to arrest him in connection with any complaint pertaining to a cognizable offence at the behest of the Joint Registrar (Audit) is manifestly incorrect in law. Such a direction could not have been issued by the High Court. The direction to the effect that 72 hours’ advance notice should be given to the first respondent before effecting an arrest, in the event of a complaint being registered in respect of a cognizable offence, is accordingly vacated and set aside. The petition is accordingly disposed of.
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