The Code of Criminal Procedure, Being Act of 1872: Received the Assent (Classic Reprint)

Section. lU Delegation of power toM agistrate of District. 41. Subordination of officers toM agistrate of Division of District. 42. Special Magistrates. 43. Mode of conferring powers. 44. Transfer of criminal cases to Subordinate Magistrate. 45. Procedure of Magistrate in eases beyond bis jurisdiction. 46. Procedure when Magistrate cannot pass sentence sufficiently severe. Magistrate may, in the first instance commit accused for trial, before Court of Session. 47. Magistrate may withdniw or refer cases. 48. Local Government may empower Magistrates of Districts to withdraw classes of cases. 49. Local Government may authorize Magistrate of District to distribute business by localities. Magisteatbs Benches. 50. Power to invest Magistrates sitting as a bench with certain powers. 51. Powers exercisable by such bench in absence of special directions. 52. Magistrate of theD istrict may frame rules for guidanee of benches. 53. Magistrate of District may vary or annul rules made under section 52. CONTINUANCB AND ALTERATION OP PoWBRS. 54. Powers may be varied or cancelled. 55. Powers of officers temporarily succeeding to vacancies in office of Magistrate of District. 56. Continuance of powers of officers transferred. CHAPTER V. Of Public Prosecutors. 67. Appointment of public prosecutor. 58. Appointment may be for particular case or generally. 59. Private persons may not act as prosecutors or employ counsel without permission of the Court. 60. He may plead in all Courts in cases under his charge. Barristers, c., privately instructed, to be under his direction. I 61. Effect of withdrawal of charge by public prosecutor. 62. Notice to public prosecutor of appeal in cases prosecuted by him. CHAPTER VI.
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