In this judgment of Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh, it was held that “the learned Magistrate shall entertain, hear and pass appropriate orders granting the same with necessary conditions” in the petitions contesting the maintainability of 482 CrPC quash in DV Cases.

See Page 5, last para…

Needless to say if any appeal is filed by any of the petitioners herein, they can file for the period beyond one month with application invoking Section 14 of the Limitation Act before the learned Sessions Judge to entertain as it is of bonafide prosecution in this Court instead of proceeding by appeal before the Court of Sessions, within the sweep of Section 14 of the Limitation Act. Further, if any application is filed under Rule 37 of Criminal Rules of Practice or under Section 126(2) or Section 205 to represent through special vakalat or through advocate or for one to represent others as the case may be, the learned Magistrate shall entertain, hear and pass appropriate orders granting the same with necessary conditions.

Gaddameedi Nagamani Vs The State Of Telangana on 17 July, 2015

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Citations: [2015 SCC ONLINE HYD 293], [2016 CCC 1 49], [2015 ALD CRI 2 764]

Other Sources:

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/110893807/

https://www.casemine.com/judgement/in/5e53212e46571b56b1ea70aa

http://document.manupatra.com/ap/2001-2004/ap2015/AP20151408152002271.htm

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The bulk of the Criminal Rules of Practice, 1990 is available here.