AB granted by the court if not effectuated within the stipulated time cannot be stand as cancelled unless otherwise it is declared by the court as such or recalled the same. In case of non-compliance of the direction given in the order of AB it will stand as non-operative and not in force. To quash a criminal charge in a cognizable case the applicant shall have to bear the burden of proving the fact that he has been falsely implicated in the offense for deliberate and willful harassment causing thereby injury which has been prejudiced to his dignity in the society. Quashing process is a very difficult process as because it is not mandatory but discretionary.. A counsel who is sagacious in law and adroit having skill to command over the court can convince a judge to quash a criminal charge Such experts are beyond the reach of the common litigants. The first word in the teachings of Advocacy is YOU MUST KNOW YOUR JUDGE. In this context I can remember a case of mine which I conducted before the Hon'ble Judge of the Cuttack High Court. in the year 1968 at the age of 38 years. The dispute arose in a sales tax matter concerning refusal to grant allowable relief under the state law. I HAD TO SEEK FOR A REMAND ORDER FROM THE COURT which is discretionary. My client was TATA CHEMICALS LTD. as i had no vivid knowledge in Orrissa Sales Tax Law I went to a Law Book Shop to purchase a book on Sales Tax Law.. The shop keeper recommended a book which was written by the Judge before whom I SHALL HAVE TO APPEAR. While i submitted my case before His Lordship the Hon'ble Judge asked me how being a counsel from West Bengal i could come to know Orissa Sales Tax Laws so well then I show him the book written by the said Judge and highly appreciated the writing saying it is a very lucid one and even a beginner can easily understand it. The Hon'ble Judge was much pleased on me and remanded my case to Sales TAX authorities categorically directing them to allow sales tax relied covered by sales tax declaration forms and thus my purpose was served