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Criminal P.C. 1973, S.482 -- Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023, S.528 -- The undertaking given before the High Court cannot be enforceable qua the proceedings in question as to enable the Single Judge to quash the proceedings straight-away without even issuing notice to the informant .

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Civil P.C. 1908, S.47 -- Executing Court has to strictly conform to the decree under execution and if the decree provides for reciprocal obligations, it must ensure compliance of those conditions by both the parties in pith and substance, unless the decree is a nullity.