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CrPC 3: Inherent powers (s. 482 crpc) topic continued

Currently, there has been a massive increase in false First Information Reports (FIR). Filing a false complaint against the other person has become a new trend. It has become a recent technique of retribution. As a result, laws have been enacted to protect and safeguard the interest of such innocent people. Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code has conferred the power to the High Court to quash such false complaints, malicious proceedings against innocent people. Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code talks about the inherent powers of the High Court. It states it is the duty of the High Court to pass any orders, prevent abuse of process, and secure ends of justice. The High Court of India is a result of the merger of two courts i.e., the supreme court and the mofussil courts. The first High Court was established in the year 1861 in Calcutta. Earlier, the jurisdiction of the High Court was limited. But today, it has increased a manifold. It is the second most important court in the hierarchy. Thus, this video talks about the inherent powers of the High Court. #criminalprocedurecode #criminallaw #482crpc #inherentpowers #law