CLAT LLM 2014 Question Paper with answer key for online practice

Question : 83 of 100

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A approached the police station in Dwarka seeking to file a FIR against B for committing the offence of voluntarily causing grievous hurt, which is a cognizable offence. The SHO refused to register the FIR saying that on the facts of the case, a cognizable offence does not seen to have been made out. A approached a local criminal lawyer who was convinced that the offence has been made out. Which of the following steps would be the most appropriate one to take?

Approach the jurisdictional superintendent of police, seeking registration of the FIR
Approach the jurisdictional magistrate, requesting her to ask the police to conduct an investigation
File a FIR against the SHO for refusing to register a FIR for a cognizable offence
(a) and (b) are appropriate (c) is not

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