Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 – Section 227 – While calling upon to exercise the power under Section 227, Cr.P.C., the judge concerned has to consider only the record of the case and the documents produced along with the same. If on such consideration the court forms an opinion that there is no sufficient ground to proceed against the accused concerned, he shall be discharged after recording the reasons therefor. It is also evident from the precedence on the aforesaid question that while exercising the said power, the Court could sift the materials produced along with the final report only for the purpose of considering the question whether there is ground to proceed against the accused concerned. (Para 7) in a case where there is no material at all which could be translated into evidence at the trial stage it would be a miscarriage of justice to make the person concerned to stand the trial. (Para 12) A co-accused’s confession containing incriminating matter against a person would not by itself suffice to frame charge against him.- in the absence of any other material on record to connect the accused with the crime, the confession statement of the co-accused by itself cannot be the reason for his implication in the crime. (Para 10)