Section 180 of Cr.P.C. deals with a situation wherein the place of trial where act is an offence is related to another offence. When an act is an offence and the same relates to any other act, which is also an offence and the doer is known for committing such offences then the Court in […]

Section 179 of Cr.P.C. deals with a situation over an offence triable where is done or consequence ensues. When an act is an offence by reason of anything is done and or consequence ensued, in such case, both Courts [the place of act done or consequence ensued] have jurisdiction to conduct inquiry or trial.

Section 178 of Cr.P.C. deals with a situation on place of inquiry or trial. When an offence was commissioned in several local areas; When an offence was commissioned partly in two or more local areas, or, Where it comprises of several acts done in many local areas In such case, the Court having jurisdiction over[…..]

Section 177 of Cr.P.C. deals with a situation of ordinary place of inquiry or trial. Every offence ordinarily be inquired and tried by the Court in whose local jurisdiction it was committed.

Any Officer Incharge of a Police Station, may without a Warrant can enter into any shops functioning in his Station limit, based on the information he gathered, inspect weights or measures or instruments meant for weighing and if they are found to be false, he can seize the same and report to the Jurisdiction Magistrate.

If, the Magistrate was apprised of by the Police through a report that there is possibility of breach of peace and it can never be prevented without arrest of such person, in such case, the Magistrate record the substance of the report given by the Police and direct his arrest by issuing a Warrant. 

The Executive Magistrate who requires any person to show-cause while he act under Section 107, 108, 109 or 110 of Cr.P.C. he shall pass an Order stating the substance of information he received,  amount of bond to be executed, number of Surety [if any], timeline of its in force.  Provided the person against whom such[…..]

When an Executive Magistrate receives information about a habitual offender in his local Jurisdiction, who is a robber or house-breaker or thief or forger by habit, or a receiver of stolen property by habit, or protect or give shelter to the thieves or assist in the hiding of stolen property, or habitually commit or attempt[…..]

The Executive Magistrate has reason to believe that a person in his local Jurisdiction with an aim to commit a Cognizable Offence is taking precaution to conceal himself. In such case, if the Magistrate thinks fit, he may Order him a show-cause, why he can’t be ordered to execute a bond with or without sureties[…..]

When an Executive Magistrate receives an information that in his Jurisdiction a person with or without having any Jurisdiction; Either orally or by written or in any other manner, yet purposefully, spreads or attempting to spread any matter of publication which already termed a punishable offences under any of the Section 124-A, 153-A, 153-B or[…..]