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1
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first crpc established

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1861

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second revision of crpc

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1898

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3
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first version of code of criminal process

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1861

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the Acts in force in the Presidency-towns were consolidated into ___ and replaced by ___

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Criminal Procedure Supreme Court Act, 1852, High Court Criminal Procedure Act, 1865

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when was 41st law commission established

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1955

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6
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when did law commission submit their report

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1969

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when did crpc 1973 come into force

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1st april 1974

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8
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106

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keeping peace on conviction

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9
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149

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prevention of cognizable offences

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150

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information of design to commit cognizable offence

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151

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arrest for the prevention of cognizable offence

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152

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prevention of injury to public property

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153

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inspection of weights and measures

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section 190

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cognizance of offence by magistrates.

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section 191

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cognizance of offence by CoS

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Section 192

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making over of case by magistrate

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section 193

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cognizance of offence by CoS

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17
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section 194

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Add. SJ or Asst. SJ try cases made over to them

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section 195

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offence related to the following:
1. contempt of lawful authority of public servant
2. offences againts public justice
3. offences related to documents in evidence

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section 195A

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threatning of witness to give false evidence

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19
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section 200

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examination of complainant

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19
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section 201

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procedure by magistrate not competent to take cognizance of the case.

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section 202

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postponement of issue of process

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section 203

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dismissal of complaint

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section 204
issue of process
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section 205
magistrate may dispense with personal attendance of accused
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section 211
contents of charge
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section 178
place of inquiry or trial when certain uncertainities
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section 177
ordinary place of inquiry or trial
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section 179
offence triable when consequences ensue
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section 180
trial of offence where an act is an offence in relation to another offence.
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section 181
places of trial for certain offences
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section 182
offemces committed by letters
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section 183
place of inquiry or trial where the offence is sec 494 or 495 ipc
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section 184
offence committed on a journey or voyage
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section 185
place of inquiry or trial where offences triable together
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section 187
power to issue summons or warrants on offences committed outrside local juris
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section 186
in case of doubt, HC will determine jurisdiction
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section 188
place or inquiry of trial committed beyond india
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section 189
in a case under sec 188, the depositions made will be treated as evidence.
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section 206
special summons in case of petty offences
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section 207
supply of copies and documents to the accused
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125
order for maintainance of wife and children and parents
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126
procedure for the proceedings under section 125 how and where - jurisdiction
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127
alteration in maintenance allowance
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128
enforcement of order of maintainance
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129
disposal of unlawful assembly by civil force
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130
disposal of unlawful assembly by armed force
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131
disposal of unlawful assembly by a member of armed forces
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132
protection given the memebrs for giving order under sec 129, 130, 131
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133
conditional order for the removal of public nuisance
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134
service of order on person who has been given order under sec 133
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135
person to whom order is given
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1
short title extent and commencement
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2
defintions
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3
construction of references
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4
trial of offences under the IPC
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5
saving clause
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classes of criminal courts
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territorial divisions
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metropolitan areas
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court of session
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subordination of asst. sessions judge
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CJM AND ADD. CJM
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court of judicial magistrates
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SJM
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local jurisidction of JM
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subordination of JM
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courts of MM
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cmm and add. cmm
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smm
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subordination of mm
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em
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sem
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subordination of em
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pp
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local jurisdiction of em
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25
asst. pp
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25A
directorate of prosecution
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chapter iii
power of courts
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courts by which offences are triable
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jurisdiction in the case of juveniles
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sentence which high court and sessions judges may pass
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sentences which magistrates may pass
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sentence of imprisonment in default of fine
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sentence in cases of conviction of several offences at one trial
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32
mode of conferring powers
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33
powers of officers appt
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withdrawal of powers
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powers of judges and magistrates exercisable by their successors in office
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chapter V
arrest of persons - rights n duties of police and persons
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41
when police may arrest without warrant
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41A
notice of appearence before police officer
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41B
procedure of arrest and duties of officer making arrest
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41C
control room at districts
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41D
right of arrested persons to meet an advocate of his choice during interrogation
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42
arrest of refusal to give name and residence
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arrest by pvt persons and procedure of such arrest
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arrest by magistrate
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protection of memebrs of the armed forces from arrest
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arrest how made
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search of place entered by person sought to be arrested
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pursuit of offenders into other jurisdictions
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49
no uncessary restraint
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50
Person arrested to be informed of grounds of arrest and of right to bail
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50A
Obligation of person making arrest to inform about the arrest, etc., to a nominated person
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51
Search of arrested person
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52
Power to seize offensive weapons
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53
Examination of accused by medical practitioner at the request of police officer
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53A
Examination of person accused of rape by medical practitioner
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54A
Identification of person arrested5
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54
Examination of arrested person by medical officer
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55A
health and safety of arrested persons
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56
Person arrested to be taken before Magistrate or officer in charge of police station
105
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Police to report apprehensions
105
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Person arrested not to be detained more than twenty-four hours
106
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Discharge of person apprehended
107
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Power, on escape, to pursue and retake
108

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