cash. After obtaining the permission from the Magistrate, they raided the spot and thereafter the NCR was registered. Therefore, they wanted to register the FIR and sought permission. Accordingly, Magistrate also put up note sheet and order sheet and accorded the sanction, but time was not mentioned in the order sheet issued or in the requisition made by the police. On careful reading of the Annexure-'H', the requisition itself reveals, the police already raided at 7.15 p.m., and seized the cash along with other materials and registered NCR and sought for requisition from the Magistrate. Whereas, the FIR reveals, it was registered at 4 p.m., and directed for the registering of the NCR. The FIR also was registered by the police without obtaining the permission from the Magistrate as required under Section 155(2) of Cr.P.C. It appears the requisitions was obtained subsequently to the registering of the FIR and thereafter permission was obtained and sent the FIR to the Court. It reveals there was gross violation of provision of section 155(1) and (2) of Cr.P.C, where the FIR was registered prior to obtaining permission from the Magistrate under Section 155 (2) of Cr.P.C. . Therefore, I am of the view the FIR is not
