The powers and duties of the Judge or Magistrate of the Court shall always be in operative with his successor taking over the office from the predecessor. The Successor in Office of any Additional or Assistant Sessions Judge is in doubt and which shall be determined by the Sessions Judge by an Order in writing […]
Whenever any person in the Government Service holds an Office and his Office is invested with certain powers by the High Court and the State under Cr.P.C. and such powers is spread over to certain local area for which he is appointed, provided the person is appointed elsewhere in any portfolio, he shall hold the[…..]
The Court shall be identified by the title accorded to the Court by name or their offices. However the Court is generally identified by their official title. The date on which the official title was communicated, it shall be known from that time onwards.
When a person is convicted in one trial for two or more offences, provided, the Court is competent to inflict [in accordance with Section 71 of IPC] punishment to the person for all of the offences he has committed and such sentences to commence one after another or both sentences would go concurrently – such[…..]
The person against whom the fine was Ordered but he has not remitted it and in such case he shall be termed as defaulter. The amount of fine shall not exceed the powers of the Magistrate as per Section 29 of Cr.P.C. Otherwise, the Magistrate shall not imprison the person for default of fine beyond[…..]
The Sessions Court Judge and Additional Sessions Court Judge authorised by law to pass judgment ranging any sentence including that death punishment or imprisonment for life. But as far as death penalty is concerned the Court passing such Judgment must get concurrence from the High Court. Whereas, the Assistant Sessions Judge is empowered to pass[…..]
According to Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, if a person appears or brought before the Court for committing an Offence but not punishable with death or imprisonment for life and he is an age of under 16 years on the date of commission of such offence he shall be tried by the Chief Judicial Magistrate[…..]
On 8th November 1948, Mr. Z. H. Lari [UP Muslim] at the Constituent Assembly spoke as follows: “The second admission he made is Constitutional morality is not a natural sentiment it has to be cultivated, we must realise that our people have yet to learn [CF Section 491 of the Code of Criminal Procedure].” I[…..]
On September 1, 2020, there were some 91 retired Civil Servants [IAS, IPS, IFS…] who served our nation under various capacities in the States and at the Centre have joined together and wrote a letter to various Ministers and Authorities in Government of India condemning the abominable act of Sudarshan News TV Channel and calls[…..]
On 8th November 1948, Mr. Shri V. L. Munusamy Pillai [Madras General] at the Constituent Assembly spoke as follows: “Sir, going through the various Sections one has to note whether the underdog, the common man and the communities that have been neglected in the past, have been well protected and facilities for Citizenship have been[…..]