It is not in dispute that initially F.I.R.No.223 of 1997 was registered by the police, Bowenpally, for the offences under Sections 82 and 83 of the Indian Registration Act, in which a final report has been filed stating that the case is of civil nature; that the place of occurrence also falls under P.S.Marredpally; and that the Sub-Registrar, Marredpally can take appropriate action against the defaulter. The same was accepted by the Magistrate in R.C.No.2 of 1999 dated 10.02.1999 by recording the report. Later, the Investigating Officer filed a requisition before the XI Metropolitan Magistrate, Secunderabad, stating that, after closure of the investigation, one P.Om Rao, who is the son of late Anjamma and brother of the 1st petitioner, submitted a complaint for re-investigation of the case, stating that the then Investigating Officer failed to investigate the matter properly and that the first petitioner has created a false will deed dated 4-1-1980 which was registered in the year 1988, after delay of 8 years, and that the Investigating Officer failed to investigate about the false statement given by the 1st petitioner before the Sub-Registrar, Marredpaly, to the effect that she is the only daughter and legal heir of her mother, concealing the fact of her mother having five sons and two daughters, including herself, so as to deprive them the property, which amounts to cheating, and that he also stated that the then Investigating Officer did not serve notice on the complainant while closing the case as civil in nature and that the defacto complainant came up with all documents, which were not collected earlier. The Investigating Officer, thus, sought permission of the Court to re-open the matter for further investigation. Thereupon, the Court allowed the requisition, granting permission to the Investigating
