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Chapter Details Sections

1 Preliminary (SDCTS) 01 to 5
2 Constitution of Criminal Courts and offices 06 to 25A
(CTMCSCCSLSCCSSESLSPAD)
3 Power of Courts (CJSSSSMPWP) 26 to 35
4 Power of Superior Officers of Police and Aid to Magistrate and Police 36 to 40
(PPAPD)
22 Attendance of persons confined of detained in prisons (DPPOPP) dkjkx`gkr 266 to 271
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5 Arrest of Persons (41AtoD) (50,53,54-A) 41 to 60A
(WNPCRAAAPASPNPOSPEEEIPHPPPDPA)
33 Provisions as to bail and bonds (IMWBDSABD DPDDPCPBAP) 436 to 450
(A-436,
437, 441,
446)
7A Reciprocal Arrangements for assistance in certain matters and procedure for 105A to L
attachment and forfeiture of property (DAAISMNFFCPA)
6 Process to compel appearance (S-61-69 FSSSPSSPS) (W-70-81 61 to 90
FPWWWNPWWWPP)(P-82-86 PACRA) (O-87-90 IPAP)
7 Process to compel the production of things (S-9 1-92 SP) (S-93-98 91 to 105
WSPASP) (G-99-101 DPD) (M-102-105 PMPR)
11 Preventive Action of Police (PIAPI) iksyhlkkaph izfrca/kd dkjokbZ 149 to 153
12 Information to the Police and their power to investigate (A-164,166 (B)) 154 to 176
(CNPPRPPESNRMSWLLPRRCCDRPPI)
10 Maintenance of public order and Tranquility lkoZtfud lqO;oLFkk o 129 to 148
iz’kkarrk (U-129-132 DUPP) (P-133-143-CSPCPPPPPIM) (U-144-144-A
PP) (D-145-148 PPDL)
13 Jurisdiction of the Criminal Courts inquiries and trials 177 to 189
(OPOPPOOPPHPOR)
36 Limitation for taking cognizance of certain offences (DBCEECE) 467 to 473
14 Conditions Requisite for initiation of proceedings ((A-195,198 (B)) 190 to 199
CTMCAPPPPPPCP)
15 Complaints to Magistrates (EPPD) 200 to 203
16 Commencement of proceedings before magistrates (IMSSSCP) 204 to 210
17 The Charge (F- 211-217 CPWWECR) (J.C – 218-224 STTWWWW) 211 to 224
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31 Transfer of criminal cases (PPPWWMR) 406 to 412
18 Trial before a Court of Session (TODFCDEAEAJPP) 225 to 237
19 Trial of warrant cases by magistrates (CI-Police Report 238-243CWFCEE) 238 to 250
(CI Other – 244-247) (CT 248-250 AAC)
20 Trial of summons cases by magistrates (SCCPANWPP) 251 to 259
21 Summary Trials (PSPRJL) 260 to 265
21A Plea Bargaining (AAGRDJFPPSSN) fouarh lkSnk 265 A to L
23 Evidence in inquiries and Trials 272 to 299
(LERRRLPIRRIRWCEPRAEDIERNAEAPR) (M-272-283)(C-284-299)
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24 General provisions as to inquiries and trials 300 to 327
(PAPRLPTPTPLPPEPOANPPPCWPPTPCC) pkSd’kh o laijh{kk ;k 311-A
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26 Provisions as to offenses Affecting the Administration of justice 340 to 352
(PAPPSPPWDISAC)
27 Judgment (JLMOOVCTCOOSCCJC) 353 to 365
(357-ABC)
8 Security for keeping the peace and for Good behavior 106 to 124
(COSSHOPSCPIODCCPIPS)
34 Disposal of Property (OOPADPPPP) 451 to 459
28 Submission of death Sentences for confirmation (SPPCPP) 366 to 371
29 Appeals (NAANNAAASAPPSPPJOSAAPFA) 372 to 394
30 Reference and revision (RDCPSPHPOSH) 395 to 405
32 Execution, Suspension, Remission and commutation of sentences 413 to 435
(EEPPPEDWWEWSWSSPSRMPPRCS) (D-413-416) (I-417-420) (L-421- 433-A
424) (G-425-431) (S-432-435)
35 Irregular Proceedings (IIPNEFD) 460 to 466
9 Order for maintenance of wives, children and parents (OPAE) 125 to 128
25 Provisions as to accused persons of unsound mind (PPRRPWJPPPD) 328 to 339
37 Miscellaneous 474 to 484
The First Schedule – Classification of offences
The Second Schedule – Forms (Total - 56)
THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973
________ ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS ________
CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY (1 to 5)
SECTIONS 1. Short title, extent and commencement. 1.04.1974 ला लागु.
संपूर्ण भारतभर. प्रकरण क्र. 8, 10, 12 नागालँ ड व जनजाती क्षेत्र यांना संबंधित असतील तरच लागु.
2. Definitions. (a) “bailable offence” means an offence which is shown as bailable in the First
Schedule, or which is made bailable by any other law for the time being in force; and “non-bailable
offence” means any other offence;
क) जामीनपात्र – अनुसूची १ मध्ये जो जामीनपात्र असेल तो गुन्हा व अन्य कोणत्याही कायद्या द्वारे
जामीनपात्र असलेला. अजामीनपात्र – जामीनपात्र नसलेला अन्य कोणताही अपराध.
(b) “charge” includes any head of charge when the charge contains more heads than one;
दोषारोप – एकापेक्षा जास्त शीर्ष असतील तर त्यापैकी कोणताही शीर्ष.
(c) “cognizable offence” means an offence for which, and “cognizable case” means a case in which, a
police officer may, in accordance with the First Schedule or under any other law for the time being in
force, arrest without warrant;
दखलपात्र अपराध – अनुसूची १ व अमलात असलेला कोणत्याही कायद्याखाली पोलिस वॉरं ट शिवाय
अटक करू शकतात.
(d) “complaint” means any allegation made orally or in writing to a Magistrate, with a view to his
taking action under this Code, that some person, whether known or unknown, has committed an
offence, but does not include a police report. एखाद्या व्यक्तीने ज्ञात/अज्ञात व्यक्ती विरोधात या
कायद्याखाली अपराध केल्याबाबत ची दं डाधिकारी यांच्याकडे केलेली तोंडी वा लेखी तक्रार .
पोलिस रिपोर्ट – तक्रार नाही.
Explanation.—A report made by a police officer in a case which discloses, after investigation, the
commission of a non-cognizable offence shall be deemed to be a complaint; and the police officer by
whom such report is made shall be deemed to be the complainant;
(e) “High Court” means,—
(i) in relation to any State, the High Court for that State;
(ii) in relation to a Union territory to which the jurisdiction of the High Court for a State has been
extended by law, that High Court;
(iii) in relation to any other Union territory, the highest Court of criminal appeal for that territory other
than the Supreme Court of India;
कोणत्याही राज्य/संघराज्य क्षेत्र साठी सर्वोच्च न्यायालया हून वेगळे अपिलासाठी असलेले उच्च
न्यायालय.
(f) “India” means the territories to which this Code extends; या सहितेचा विस्तार असलेली राज्य क्षेत्रे..
(g) “inquiry” means every inquiry, other than a trial, conducted under this Code by a Magistrate or
Court;
न्यायालय/दं डाधिकारी यांनी संपरिक्षा/ट्रायल सोडून केलेली चौकशी.
(h) “investigation” includes all the proceedings under this Code for the collection of evidence
conducted by a police officer or by any person (other than a Magistrate) who is authorised by a
Magistrate in this behalf;
अन्वेषण/तपास – दं डाधिकारी सोडून पुरावा गोळा करण्यासाठी पोलिस/दं डाधिकारी यांनी नेमलेली व्यक्ती
यांनी केलेली सर्व कार्यवाही.
(i) “judicial proceeding” includes any proceeding in the course of which evidence is or may be legally
taken on oath; विधितः शपथेवर परु ावा घेणे/घेता येईल अशी कार्यवाही.
(j) “local jurisdiction”, in relation to a Court or Magistrate, means the local area within which the
Court or Magistrate may exercise all or any of its or his powers under this Code 1[and such local area
may comprise the whole of the State, or any part of the State, as the State Government may, by
notification, specify];
स्थानिक अधिकरिता – ज्या क्षेत्रात न्यायालय/दं डाधिकारी आपली शक्ती वापरू शकतो ती मर्यादा.
ज्यामध्ये राज्य/राज्याचा एखादा भाग असू शकतो.
(k) “metropolitan area” means the area declared, or deemed to be declared, under section 8, to be a
metropolitan area;
महानगर क्षेत्र – कलम ८ खाली घोषित केलेले क्षेत्र.
(l) “non-cognizable offence” means an offence for which, and “non-cognizable case” means a case in
which, a police officer has no authority to arrest without warrant;
बिन दखलपात्र गन्ु हा – पोलिस अधिकारी वॉरं ट शिवाय अटक करू शकत नाही असा.
(m) “notification” means a notification published in the Official Gazette;
अधिसच ू ना – शासकीय राजपत्रात प्रकाशित केलेली.
(n) “offence” means any act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force and
includes any act in respect of which a complaint may be made under section 20 of the Cattle-trespass
Act, 1871 (1 of 1871);
अपराध – त्या त्या काळी अमलात असलेल्या कायद्यानुसार शिक्षा पात्र कृती/अकृती. ज्यात गुरे अतिक्रण
अधिनियम १८७१ चे कलम २० नस ु ार फिर्याद चा समावेश होतो.
(o) “officer in charge of a police station” includes, when the officer in charge of the police station is
absent from the station-house or unable from illness or other cause to perform his duties, the police
officer present at the station-house who is next in rank to such officer and is above the rank of
constable or, when the State Government so directs, any other police officer so present;
पोलिस शिपाई च्या वरचा दर्ज्याचा कर्तव्यावर उपस्थित अधिकारी.
(p) “place” includes a house, building, tent, vehicle and vessel;
स्थळ – घर, इमारत, तंबू, वाहन व जलयान याचा समावेश.
(q) “pleader”, when used with reference to any proceeding in any Court, means a person authorised by
or under any law for the time being in force, to practise in such Court, and includes any other person
appointed with the permission of the Court to act in such proceeding;
वकील – कायद्या द्वारे प्राधिकृत/न्यायालयाच्या परवानगीने नियुक्त कोणतीही व्यक्ती.
(r) “police report” means a report forwarded by a police officer to a Magistrate under sub-section (2)
of section 173;
पोलिस अहवाल – पोलिस अधिकाऱ्याने कलम १७३ (२) खाली दं डाधिकारी याच्या कडे पाठवलेला.
(s) “police station” means any post or place declared generally or specially by the State Government,
to be a police station, and includes any local area specified by the State Government in this behalf;
पोलिस ठाणे – यांनी साधारणपणे/विशेषतः घोषित केलेली चौकी/स्थळ.
(t) “prescribed” means prescribed by rules made under this Code;
विहित – या कायद्या द्वारे विहित.
(u) “Public Prosecutor” means any person appointed under section 24, and includes any person acting
under the directions of a Public Prosecutor;
सरकारी अभियोक्ता – कलम २४ नस
ु ार नियक्
ु त/सरकारी अभियोक्ता यांच्या निर्देशानस
ु ार काम करणारी
व्यक्ती.
(v) “sub-division” means a sub-division of a district;
उपविभाग – जिल्हाचा उपविभाग.
(w) “summons-case” means a case relating to an offence, and not being a warrant-case;
समन्स खटला – वॉरं ट खटला नसलेला.
2[(wa) “victim” means a person who has suffered any loss or injury caused by reason of the act or
omission for which the accused person has been charged and the expression "victim" includes his or
her guardian or legal heir;]
बळीत – जी आरोपीने केलेल्या कृती वा आकृती मळ
ू े बाधीत झाली. व्यक्त बळी – पालक/कायदे शीर
वारस.
(x) “warrant-case” means a case relating to an offence punishable with death, imprisonment for life or
imprisonment for a term exceeding two years;
वॉरं ट खटला – शिक्षा – मत्ृ यू दं ड/आजीवन कारावास/ २ वर्षाहून अधिक शिक्षा असलेला अपराध.
(y) words and expressions used herein and not defined but defined in the Indian Penal Code (45 of
1860) have the meanings respectively assigned to them in that Code.
या सहितेत वापरण्यात आलेल्या परं तु व्याख्या न केलेल्या शब्दाचा अर्थ भारतीय दं ड संहिता १८६०
नुसार.

3. Construction of references. निर्देशांच अर्थ

दं डाधिकारी – मुख्य/ महानगर दं डाधिकारी (महानगर मध्ये)/ मुख्य/ प्रथम वर्ग/ द्वितीय वर्ग/न्याय
दं डाधिकारी (महानगर बाहे र)
मुख्य/इलाखा शहर दं डाधिकारी = मुख्य/ महानगर दं डाधिकारी.
न्याय दं डाधिकारी कार्याधीकार – परु ाव्याचे गण
ु परिक्षण/छाननी. निर्णय – अन्वेषण, चौकशी.
कार्यकारी दं डाधिकारी कार्याधीकार – प्रशासकीय व कार्यकारी बाबी जसे लायसन्स दे णे/रद्द करणे, खटला
मंजूर करणे/काढून घेणे.
4. Trial of offences under the Indian Penal Code and other laws. भा.द.वि. व अन्य कायद्याखालील
अपराधाची सपरीक्षा.
भा.द.वि. मधील सर्व अपराधाचे अन्वेषण,चौकशी, संपरीक्षा व अन्य कार्यवाही या सहिते नस
ु ार.
अन्य कायद्याखालील अपराधाची सपरीक्षा – त्या काळी अस्थित्वात असलेल्या कायद्यानुसार.

5. Saving. व्यावत
ृ ी त्या काळी अस्थित्वात असलेल्या विरुद्ध कायद्यानुसार.

CHAPTER II CONSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL COURTS AND OFFICES (6 to 25A) फौजदारी

न्यायालय व अधिकार पदे घटित करणे.
6. Classes of Criminal Courts.
फौजदारी न्यायालय वर्ग.
. सत्र
. प्रथम वर्ग/महानगर दं डाधिकारी
. द्वितीय वर्ग
. कार्यकारी
7. Territorial divisions. प्रादे शिक विभाग.
राज्य सत्र विभाग(जिल्हा), उच्च न्यायालय चा विचार घेतल्या नंतर राज्य जिल्हा ची उपविभाग मध्ये
विभागणी/सीमा / संख्या फेरबदल करता येईल.

8. Metropolitan areas.
10 लाख लोकसंख्या असलेल्या शहरामध्ये राज्य शासन निर्देशित करे ल तेव्हा राज्य शासन अधिसूचना
द्वारे घोषित करे ल / कमी करे ल ( जर लोकसंख्या 10 लाख पेक्षा कमी झाली तर). सहीतेच्या प्रारं भी
पासून मुंबई, कलकत्ता, मद्रास, अहमदाबाद ही महानगरे असतील.
9. Court of Session.
प्रत्येक सत्रा साठी राज्य शासन सत्र न्यायालय स्थापन करील,
10. Subordination of Assistant Sessions Judges.
सर्व सहाय्यक सत्र न्यायधीश सत्र न्यायालय यास दय्ु यम.
11. Courts of Judicial Magistrates.
राज्य शासन उच्च न्यायालय विचार घेतल्यानंतर प्रथम वर्ग व द्वितीय वर्ग न्याय दं डाधिकारी
न्यायालय स्थापन केली जातील.
12. Chief Judicial Magistrate and Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, etc.
उच्च न्यायालय निवड करील.
13. Special Judicial Magistrates.
उच्च न्यायालय, केंद्र/राज्य शासन विनंतीवरून
14. Local jurisdiction of Judicial Magistrates.
उच्च न्यायालय नियंत्रणाखाली दिलेली अधिकार वापर सीमा.
15. Subordination of Judicial Magistrates.
सत्र मुख्य न्याय दं डाधिकारी.
16. Courts of Metropolitan Magistrates.
राज्य शासन उच्च न्यायालय सल्यानुसार नियुक्त. प्रत्येक महानगर दं डाधिकारी अधिकार विस्तार
महानगर क्षेत्र सर्वत्र असेल.
17. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate and Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate.
एक मुख्य व काही अतिरिक्त, अतिरिक्त ला मुख्य एवढी/त्यापैकी काही शक्ती असतील.
18. Special Metropolitan Magistrates.
विशिष्ट खटलासाठी एका वेळी १ वर्षा करिता नियक्
ु ती, अधिकार स्थानिक व बाहे र ही वापरण्याची
शक्ती दे ता येईल.
19. Subordination of Metropolitan Magistrates.
महानगर दं डाधिकारी ची दय्ु यमता.
Session judge – CMM/ACMM
Session judge/CMM- MM
CMM-ACMM as per High court decision.
CMM has power to work distribution to ACMM/MM.
20. Executive Magistrates.
कार्यकारी दं डाधिकारी – प्रत्येक जिल्ह्यात राज्य शासनास योग्य वाटे ल तितक्या व्यक्ती व त्यापैकी १
जिल्हा दं डाधिकारी. तसेच अपर जिल्हा दं डाधिकारी ची निवड राज्य शासन करे ल व अधिकार विभागणी
करे ल. कार्यकारी दं डाधिकारी याच्यावर उप विभाग प्रभार शासन सोपवू शकेल व त्यास उपविभागीय
दं डाधिकारी संबोधले जाईल.
21. Special Executive Magistrates.
विशेष कार्यकारी दं डाधिकारी – शासनाद्वारे विशिष्ट क्षेत्र/कार्य/ मद
ु ती साठी निवड.
22. Local Jurisdiction of Executive Magistrates.
जिल्हा दं डाधिकारी यांनी निश्चित केलेल्या सीमा/ जिल्हा.
23. Subordination of Executive Magistrates.
कार्यकारी दं डाधिकारी दय्ु यमता – DM-ADM-SDM-EM.
जिल्हादं डाधिकारी कार्यकारी व अपर जिल्हादं डाधिकारी यांना कामकाज वाटप करतो.
24. Public Prosecutors.
उच्च न्यायालय साठी - केंद्र शासन/राज्य शासन उच्च न्यायालय सल्ल्याने. जिल्हा साठी - केंद्र
शासन/राज्य शासन तसेच जिल्हादं डाधिकारी सत्र न्यायाधीश याच्या सल्ल्याने सरकारी अभियोक्ता
म्हणून नियुक्त होण्यास पात्र व्यक्तीची यादी तयार करे ल व राज्य शासन कडून नियुक्त.
25. Assistant Public Prosecutors.
सहाय्यक सरकारी अभियोक्ता – राज्य व केंद्र शासन द्वारे निवड. उपलब्ध नसेल तर निरीक्षक दर्जा
पोलिस, परतू आरोपपत्र दाखल करणार/अन्वेषण करणारा सोडून.
25A. Directorate of Prosecution.
अभियोग संचालक – राज्य शासन एक संचालक व आवश्यक तेवढे उपसंचालक. पात्र – कमीत कमी १०
वर्ष वकिली. नियुक्ती उच्च न्यायालय मुख्य न्यायाधीश यांच्या संमतीने. प्रमुख – अभियोग संचालक
राज्य गह
ृ मंत्रालय नियंत्रण खाली, उप संचालक/ कलम २४ नुसार उच्चन्यायालयात शासन कडून
नियुक्त/ प्रत्येक सरकारी/विशेष अभियोक्ता हा संचालकस दय्ु यम. कलम २४ नुसार उच्चन्यायालयात
शासन कडून नियुक्त/ प्रत्येक सरकारी/विशेष अभियोक्ता हा उपसंचालकस दय्ु यम.

CHAPTER III POWER OF COURTS (26 to 35)

न्यायालयाचा अधिकार
26. Courts by which offences are triable.
कोणत्या न्यायालयाने अपराधाची चौकशी करावी.
पहिल्या अनुसूची मध्ये दाखविल्या प्रमाणे न्यायालय. परतू ३७६ कलम चे महिला पीठासन अधिकारी.
27. Jurisdiction in the case of juveniles.
आजीवन कारावास/मत्ृ यू शिक्षा अपराध न केलेली १६ वर्षाखालील व्यक्ती मुख्य न्याय दं डाधिकारी/बाल
न्यायालय.
28. Sentences which High Courts and Sessions Judges may pass.
उच्च न्यायालय कोणतीही शिक्षा दे ऊ शकते. सत्र न्यायालय कोणतीही शिक्षा परतू मत्ृ यू दं ड उच्च
न्यायालय परवागिने, सहाय्यक सत्र न्यायाधीश – मत्ृ यू/आजीवन कारावास / १० वर्ष हून अधिक शिक्षा
सोडून सर्व.
29. Sentences which Magistrates may pass.
मुख्य न्याय दं डाधिकारी – मत्ृ यू/आजीवन / ७ वर्ष हून अधिक नाही.
प्रथम वर्ग दं डाधिकारी – ०३ वर्ष पर्यंत व ५० हजार पर्यंत दं ड/ दोन्ही.
द्वितीय वर्ग दं डाधिकारी – ०१ वर्ष पर्यंत व १० हजार दं ड/ दोन्ही.
मुख्य महानगर दं डाधिकारी = मुख्य न्याय दं डाधिकारी.
महानगर दं डाधिकारी = प्रथम वर्ग दं डाधिकारी.
30. Sentence of imprisonment in default of fine.
द्रव्यदं ड भरण्यास कसरू झाल्यास कारावास – कायद्या द्वारे प्राधिकृत तेवढी/कलम २९ नस
ु ार
दं डाधिकारी अधिकार कक्षेत- १/४ पेक्षा जास्त नाही. कारावास मूळ शिक्षा सोडून.
31. Sentence in cases of conviction of several offences at one trial.
एका प्रकरणात विविध कलम साठी शिक्षा – एक संपली की दस
ु री, १४ वर्षा पर्यंत, अधिकराहून दप्ु पट
नाही, एकूण क्रमावर्ती शिक्षा एकाच शिक्षा मानले जाईल.
32. Mode of conferring powers.
अधिकार प्रदान पध्दत – उच्च न्यायालय / राज्य शासन.
33. Powers of officers appointed.
-’kklukP;k lsosrhy in kkjd O;Drh mPp U;k;ky; @ jkT; ‘kkluOnkjs iznku ‘kDrhpk okij djhy-
34. Withdrawal of powers.
mPp U;k;ky; @ jkT; ‘kklu ‘kDrh dk<wu ?ksbZy @ T;kus ‘kDrh iznku dsyh rks dk<wu ?ksbZy- tls eq[;
U;k; naMkf/kdkjh@ftYgk naMkf/kdkjh ;kauh iznku dsysyh ‘kDrh-
35. Powers of Judges and Magistrates exercisable by their successors-in-office.
‘kDrh inh; mRrjkf/kdk&;kyk okijrk ;srhy-

CHAPTER IV (36 to 40)

A.–POWERS OF SUPERIOR OFFICERS OF POLICE 36

36. Powers of superior officers of police.
iksyhl Bk.;kP;k vaeynkj vf/kdkjh ntkZus ojh”B vf/kdkj oki:u ‘kdrks-
B.–AID TO THE MAGISTRATES AND THE POLICE
37. Public when to assist Magistrates and police.
-vVd] fulVwu tk.;kl izfrca/k] ‘kkarrkHkax izfrca/k] jsYosl]dkyO;kl] rkjk;a=kl] lkoZtfud laiRrhyk {krhl
izfrca/k dkeh enr ekfxryh rj enr dj.;kl cka/kysyh vlrs-
38. Aid to person, other than police officer, executing warrant.
- iksyhl vf/kdkjh lksMwu vU; O;Drhyk okWjV ctko.kh dj.;kps funs’kwu vlsy rj rhyk enr dj.ks-
39. Public to give information of certain offences.
vijk/kkaph tursus onhZ ns.ks & dyes 121 to 126, 130, 143,144,145, 147,148, 161 to 165A, 272 to 278,
302, 303, 304, 364A, 382, 392 to 399, 402, 409, 431 to 439, 449, 450, 456 to 460, 489A to D.
Hkkjrkckgsj dsysyk vijk/k-
40. Duty of officers employed, in connection with the affairs of a village to make certain report.
-xkokP;k dkjHkkjk laca/kh useysY;k vf/kdk&;kus ¼xzkeiapk;rhpk lnL;] xzke izeq[k o xko iz’kkluk’kh
laca/khr½ vgoky ns.ks & pksjhph laiRrh Lohdkj.kkjk @ fod.kkjk O;Drh dk;epk @rkRiqjrk jfgoklh-
Bx] tcjh pksjh] iGwu xsysyk fl/nnks”kh @ mn~?kks”khr vijk/kh ekghrh@ laa’k; LfkG@ekxZdze.k-
xkokrhy fcutfeuh vijk/k @ dye 143] 144] 145] 147] 148 vijk/k ?kM.ks @ dj.;kpk mn~ns’k- dye 231 rs
238] 302] 304] 382] 392 rs 399] 402] 435] 436] 449] 450] 457 rs 460] 489d] 489[k] 489x] 489?k d`rh ?
kM.ks @ mn~ns’k vl.ks- lqO;oLFkk jk[k.ks @x`Ugsxkjhl izfrca/k-

CHAPTER V ARREST OF PERSONS (41 to 60A)

41. When police may arrest without warrant.
-n[kyik= vijk/k] oktoh fQ;kZn] fo’oluh; ekfgrh] la’k;] dCtkr dks.krsgh ?kjQksMhps gR;kj] ;k
lafgrs[kkyh @ jkT;’kklukus vkns’kkOnkjs vijk/kh Eg.kwu mn~?kks”khr dsyh vlsy rj- pksjhph laiRrh
Eg.kwu oktoh la’k;] dCtkrhy oLrw lac/akkr vijk/k la’k;] iksyl vf/kdkjh drZO;kl vMFkGk vk.k.ks]
fulV.ks@iz;Ru dj.ks] lsuknykrwu iGwu vkyh vlY;kpk la’k; Hkkjrkckgsj dsysyk f’k{kkik= vijk/k]
ca/keqDr fl/nnks”kh dye 356 ¼5½ fu;ekapk Hkax- vU; iksyhl vf/kdkjh rkssMh@ ys[kh ekx.kh o:u-
dye 109 @ 110 e/khy fofufnZ”V uqlkj-
41A. Notice of appearance before police officer.
41B. Procedure of arrest and duties of officer making arrest.
41C. Control room at districts.
41D. Right of arrested person to meet an advocate of his choice during interrogation.
42. Arrest on refusal to give name and residence.
fcun[kyh vijk/k dsyk @ rlk vkjksi vlsy uko o jkg.;kps fBdk.k lkax.;kl udkj @ [kksVs lkaxhrys rj- [kjs
uko o jkg.;kps fBdk.k ;kckcr [kk=h >kY;kuarj naMkf/kdk&;kleksj mifLFkr jkg.;kckcr tkfeunkjklafgr
@ R;kP;k fouk ca/ki=koj lksMwu nsbZy- Hkkjrkckgsjhy vlsy rj Hkkjrkrhy tkfeunkj- [kjs uko o
jkg.;kps fBdk.k ;kckcr 24 rklkP;k vkr [kk=h >kyh ukgh rj lokZr toGP;k naMkf/kdkjh ;kaP;k iq<s
rkRdkG ikBfo.;kr ;sbZy-
43. Arrest by private person and procedure on such arrest.
-[kktxh O;Drh dMwu vVd & [kktxh O;Drh le{k fcutkfeuh vkf.k n[kyik= vijk/k dsyk rj rh O;Drh
vijk/kh O;Drhyk vVd d:u toGhy iksyhl Bk.;kl usbZy@O;oLFkk djhy- dye 41 P;k mica/kk[kkyh ;srs vls
let.;kl dkj.k vlsy rj iksyhl vf/kdkjh fryk iqUgk vVd djhy- fcun[kyh vijk/k dsyk rj iksyhl vf/kdkjh yxsp
lksMwu nsbZy-
44. Arrest by Magistrate.
-dk;Zdkjh @ U;k;hd naMkf/kdkjh vijk/;kyk Lor% ok dks.kR;kgh O;Drhyk vkns’khr d:u vVd d: ‘kdrks-
45. Protection of members of the Armed Forces from arrest.
- dsnz ‘kklu @ jkT; ‘kklu P;k iqoZ ijokuxh f’kok; vVd ukgh-
46. Arrest how made.
- vVd dj.kk&;k O;Drhus mDrhOnkjs @ d`rhOnkjs Lok/khu gks.;kph r;kjh n’kZfoyh ukgh rj frP;k
‘kjhjkl izR;{ki.ks Li’kZ d:u @ os<k ?kkywu- tj frus cGkpk izfrdkj dsyk @ vVd pqdo.;kpk iz;Ru dsyk
rj iksyhl vf/kdkjh @ vU; O;Drh vVd dj.;klkBh t:j R;k loZ ekxkZpk voyac d: ‘kdsy- ;k e`R;wP;k @
vktho dkjkoklkP;k f’k{ksl ik= vijk/k lksMwu brj O;Drhpk e`R;w ?kMowu vk.k.;kpk gDd feGr ukgh-
47. Search of place entered by person sought to be arrested.
- vVd djko;kP;k O;Drhus izos’k dsysY;k LFkGkph >Mrh ?ks.;kpk okWjaVkUo;s dk;Z dj.kkjh O;Drh
@ iksyhl vf/kdkjh ;kauk v’kk LfkGh jkg.kk&;k ok rkck vl.kk&;k O;Drhus eqDr izos’k fnyk ikfgts o
rsFks >Mrh ?ks.;klkBh loZ oktoh lks;h miyC/k d:u fnY;k ikfgtsr- v’kk LFkGh izos’k feGw ‘kdyk ukgh
rj nkj @ f[kMdh QksMwu m?kM.ks dk;kns’kh vlsy- :<huqlkj L=hyk izos’k dj.;kiwohZ fu?kwu tk.;kph
eksdGhl vkgs v’kh lwpuk nsowu- vf/kdkjh vMdwu iMY;kl Lor%ph @ vU; O;Drhph lqVdk dj.;klkBh
ckgsjhy @ vkfry nkj @ f[kMdh QksMwu m?kMw ‘kdsy-
48. Pursuit of offenders into other jurisdictions.
- vVd dj.;kl izkf/kd`r vlsy R;k O;Drhyk okWjVf’kok; vVd dj.;klkBh Hkkjrkrhy dks.kR;kgh LFkGh
ikBykx d: ‘kdsy-
49. No unnecessary restraint.
- vVd O;Drh fulVwu tk.;kl izfrca/k dj.;klkBh vko’;d rso<sp fucZa/k ykn.ks- vuko’;d fucZ/k yknrk dkek
u;s-
50. Person arrested to be informed of grounds of arrest and of right to bail.
-okWjaVkf’kok; vVd O;Drhyk vijk/kkpk laiw.kZ rif’ky @ vVdsph dkj.ks o Lor%P;k orhus
tkfenkjkaph O;oLFkk djrk ;sbZy ekghrh ns.ks-
50A. Obligation of person making arrest to inform about the arrest, etc., to a nominated person.
-
51. Search of arrested person.
-okWjVkar tkehu ns.;kckcr rjrwn ulsy @ tkehu nso ‘kdr ulsy rj O;DrhP;k vaxkojhy vU; oLrw
lqjf{kri.ks rkC;kr Bsork ;sbZy o ikorh nsbZy- L=hph >Mrh ?ks.ks t:jhps vlsy rj lH;rk dkVsdksji.ks
lkaHkkGwu >Mrh ?ksryh tkbZy-
52. Power to seize offensive weapons.
-ekjd gR;kjs vfHkxzg.k d:u rs U;k;ky; @ vf/kdkjh leksj gtj d:u lafgrs[kkyh vko’;d vlsy R;kP;kdMs
lqiwnZ djhy-
53. Examination of accused by medical practitioner at the request of police officer.
- ‘kkjhfjd rikl.kho:u vijk/k dj.;kr vkY;kpk iqjkok miyC/k gksm ‘kdsy rj vVd O;Drhph uksan.khd~r oS|d
O;olk;h QkStnkjkgwu ojP;k ntkZP;k iksyhl vf/kdkjhP;k fouarho:u djsy- L=hph rikl.kh dsoG
uksan.khd~r oS|d O;olk;h ;kP;k ns[kjs[kh [kkyh dsyh tkbZy-
53A. Examination of person accused of rape by medical practitioner.

54. Examination of arrested person by medical officer.

- vVd O;Drhph frP;k fouarho:u oS|dh; rikl.kh- naMkf/kdkjh ;kal okVY;kl rls funsZ’k nsbZy-
54A. Identification of person arrested.
55. Procedure when police officer deputes subordinate to arrest without warrant.
- okWjaVf’kok; vVD dj.ks dkeh iksyhl vf/kdkjh nq;;e vf/kdkjh ;kl ys[kh vkns’kkOnkjs izfrfu;qDr d:
‘kdrks- R;kOnkjs vVd djrk ;sbZy-
55A. Health and safety of arrested person.
56. Person arrested to be taken before Magistrate or officer in charge of police station.
-okWjaVf’kok; vVd dj.kkjk iksyhl vf/kdkjh vuko’;d foyac u ykork naMkf/kdkjh @ iksyhl Bk.;kP;k
vaeynkj vf/kdkjh ;kaP;k dMs ?ksowu tkbZy-
57. Person arrested not to be detained more than twenty-four hours.
-24 rklkis{kk tkLr dkyko/kh LFkkuc/n djrk ;s.kkjk ukgh- dye 167 pk izoklklkBh vko’;d dkyko/kh
oxGrk-
58. Police to report apprehensions.
-vVd O;Drhps o~Rr ftYgk naMkf/kdkjh @mi foHkkxh; naMkf/kdkjh ;kauk dGfoy--
59. Discharge of person apprehended.
-vVd dsysY;k O;Drhph tkreqpydk@cWUM@tkehu@naMkf/kdkjh ;kps fo’ks”k vkns’kk f’kok; foeqDr
dsys tk.kkj ukgh-
60. Power, on escape, to pursue and retake.
- O;Drh fulVyh @ voS/ki.ks lksMoys xsys rj rkRdkG frpk ikBykx Hkkjrkr dqBsgh d:u vVd d: ‘kdsy-
60A. Arrest to be made strictly according to the Code.
CHAPTER VI PROCESSES TO COMPEL APPEARANCE (61 to
A.–Summons
61. Form of summons.
समन्स 2 प्रति मध्ये व लेखी, अधिकार सही, न्यायालयाची मोहर.
62. Summons how served.
बजावणी – पोलीस/ राज्य शासन नियम न्यायालय अधिकारी/अन्य लोकसेवक. शक्य असेल तर दोन
प्रति पैकी एक तिला दे ऊन, मागणी केल्यास पोच स्वाक्षरी घेऊन.
63. Service of summons on corporate bodies and societies.
निगम वर बजावणी – व्यवस्थापक/ प्रधान अधिकारी यांच्यावर नोंदणकृत डाक ने. सोसायटी नोंदणी
अधिनियम 1860 नुसार नोदणी असलेली सोसायटी.
64. Service when persons summoned cannot be found.
व्यक्ती सापडू शकत नसेल तर कुटुंब तील प्रौढ व्यक्ती कडे एक प्रत ठे ऊन त्या व्यक्तीची पोच स्वाक्षरी
घेऊन. नोकर हा कुटुंबातील व्यक्ती नाही.
65. Procedure when service cannot be effected as before provided.
कलम 62,63,64 नुसार बजावणी करणे शक्य होत नसेल तर एक प्रत समन्स काढलेली व्यक्ती ज्या
ठिकाणी राहते त्या ठिकाणी एक प्रत लावन
ू बजावणी केल्याचे घोषित करू शकेल.
66. Service on Government servant.
कार्यालय प्रमख
ु मार्फ त पाठविलं व सदर प्रमख
ु त्या व्यक्तीची पोच पाठवील.
67. Service of summons outside local limits.
स्थानिक मर्यादा बाहे र समन्स बजावणी व्यक्ती ज्या स्थानिक मर्यादे मध्ये राहत असेल तेथील
दं डाधिकारी यांच्या कडे.
68. Proof of service in such cases and when serving officer not present.
अधिकाऱ्याने सदर केलेला प्रतिज्ञा लेख हा बजावणी पुरावा.
69. Service of summons on witness by post.
साक्षीदार समन्स पोस्टाने पाठविण्यासाठी न्यायालय निर्देश दे ऊ शकेल व पोस्टाचा पोच / नकार हा
बजावणी पुरावा म्हणून घोषित करता येईल.
B.–Warrant of arrest
70. Form of warrant of arrest and duration.
लेखी, पीठासन अधिकारी सही, न्यायालय मोहर. न्यायालय रद्द करे पर्यत / अमल बजावणी होई पर्यंत
वॉरं ट अमलात राहते.
71. Power to direct security to be taken.
जमीन घ्यावयाचा निर्देश – न्यायालय वॉरंट वर पृष्ठकान करून न्यायालयाकडे उपस्थीत होण्याबाबत अश्या
व्यक्तीने जामीन घ्यावा व हावलितून सुटका करावी. सदर अधिकारी ते बंधपत्र न्यायालयाला पाठविन.
72. Warrants to whom directed.
वॉरं ट एक / अधिक पोलीस अधिकार याना लिहलेले असेल तर जी व्यक्ती उपलब्ध असेल ती / सर्व
अमल बजावणी करू शकतात.
73. Warrant may be directed to any person.
पळून गेलेला, सिध्द दोषी, उदघोषित, बिनजमिनी अपराधाची आरोप असन
ू ती अटक चक
ु वीत असेल त्या
स्थानिक अधिकरितेतील कोणत्याही व्यक्तीला.
74. Warrant directed to police officer.
वॉरं ट ज्या अधिकारी ला उद्देशून लिहिले असेल तो अधिकारी / तो अन्य पोलीस अधिकारी यांना दिले
तर तो अमल बजावणी करू शकतो.
75. Notification of substance of warrant.
वॉरं ट बजावणी अधिकारी अटक करावयाच्या व्यक्तीला त्याचा आशय व मागणी झाल्यास वॉरं ट
दाखवील.
76. Person arrested to be brought before Court without delay.
अटक व्यक्तीला अनावश्यक विलंब न लावता न्यायालयापुढे हजर करणे. प्रवास कालावधी वगळता 24
तासापेक्षा जास्त असणार नाही.
77. Where warrant may be executed.
वॉरं ट ची अमल बजावणी भारतात कुठे ही करता येईल.
78. Warrant forwarded for execution outside jurisdiction.
अधिकार क्षेत्र बाहे र पाठवलेले वॉरं ट सदर स्थानिक मर्यादा कार्यकारी दं डाधिकारी / पोलीस अधीक्षक
यांच्याकडे पोस्टाने / अन्य प्रकारे पाठवील.
79. Warrant directed to police officer for execution outside jurisdiction.
अधिकार क्षेत्र बाहे रील वॉरं ट बजावणी साठी स्थानिक पोलीस ठाणे ला कळविल / न कळवता बजावणी
करे ल.
80. Procedure on arrest of person against whom warrant issued.
वॉरं ट काढलेले न्यायालय 30 km च्या आत नसेल तर
81. Procedure by Magistrate before whom such person arrested is brought
-dk;Zdkjh naMkf/kdkjh @ftYgk iksyhl vf/kd{kd @iksyhl vk;qDr R;k O;Drhyk cankscLrkr okajV
dk<.;k&;k U;k;ky;kdMs ikBfoy- tj vijk/k tkfeuik= vlsy rj vkf.k lnj O;Drh tkfeu ns.;kl r;kj vlsy rj R;kyk
tkehuoj lksMwu lnj ca/ki= U;k;ky;kdMs ikBfoy- tj vijk/k fcutkfeuh vlsy rj tsFks vVd dj.;kr vkyh R;k
ftYgkrhy eq[; U;k; naMkf/kdkjh dye 437 vUo;s @ l= U;k;kf/k’k dye 79 ¼2½ vUo;s ekghr o nLr,sot
fopkjkr ?ksrY;koj tkfeukoj ca/keqDr d: ‘kdrks o rs dk;sn’khj vkgs- ;k dyekrhy dks.krhgh xks”V dye 71
[kkyh tkehui= ?ks.;kl iksyhl vf/kdkjh ;kauk izfrca/k djhr ukgh-

C.–Proclamation and attachment mn?kks”k.kk o tIrh

82. Proclamation for person absconding.
okWjaV ph veyctko.kh dj.ks ‘kD; gksm u;s Eg.kwu ,[kknh O;Drh Qjkjh @xqIr jkghyh vkgs vls R;k
U;k;ky;kl ldkj.k okVr vlsy ex rs iqjkok ?ksrY;kuarj vlks ok ulks rj] ys[kh mn?kks”k.kk izdkf’kr djsy o
v’kh mn?kks”k.kk izdkf’kr dsY;kP;k fnukadkiklwu dehr deh 30 fnolkaP;k eqnrhuarj mifLFkr jkg.;kl
QekZow ‘kdsy- mn?kks”k.kk iq<hyizek.ks izdkf’kr dsyh tkbZy- 1- jkgr vlysY;k uxjkrhy @ xkokrhy ,
[kkn;k BGd tkxh tkghji.ks okpwu nk[kowu- 2- ?kjkP;k@?kjokMhP;k @uxjrhy@xkokrhy BGd tkxh
ykowu- 3- ,d izr U;k;x`gkP;k ,[kkn;k BGd Hkkxh ykowu- 4- U;k;ky;kl ;ksX; okVY;kl ,[kkn;k nSuhd
o`Rri=kr mn?kks”k.ksph izr izdkf’kr d:u- lnj dk;Zokghph ys[kh fuosnu gs vuqikyu iqjkok vlsy-
83. Attachment of property of person absconding.
Dye 82 uqlkj mn?kks”k.kk dk<Y;kuarj dks.kR;kgh osGh dkj.ks ys[kh ueqn d:u mn?kks”khr O;DrhP;k
taxe @ Lfkkoj @ nksUgh izdkjP;k laiRrh oj tIrh vk.k.;kpk vkns’k nsm ‘kdsy- tj mn?kks”khr O;Drh
vkiyh laiw.kZ laiRrh@frpk dkgh Hkkx ;kaph foYgsokV@oklykr@fod.;kP;k@Hkkx gyo.;kP;k csrkr
vkgs v’kh izfrKkys[kko:u @vU; izdkjs U;k;ky;kph mn?kks”k.kk dk<.;kps osGh [kk=h >kyh rj rs mn?
kks”k.kk dk<rkukp tIrhpk vkns’k nsm ‘kdsy- vlk vkns’k T;k ftYgkr fnyk vlsy rsFks v’kk O;Drh ph R;k
ftYgkr vkns’k izkf/kd`r gksbZy o lnj ftYgk naMkf/kdkjh ;kP;k vkns’kkOnkjs tIrh vk.k.ks izkf/kd`r
gksbZy-
_.k@vU; taxe laiRrh vlsy rj & vfHkxzg.kkOnkjs@izkidkP;k fu;qDrhOnkjs@mn?kks”khr
O;DrhdMs@frP;k orhus dks.kkdMsgh v’kh laiRrh lqiwnZ dj.;kl eukbZ ys[kh vkns’kkOnkjs@
U;k;ky;kl ;ksX; okVsy v’kk loZ @ nksu i/nrhuh dsyh tkbZy-
LFkkoj laiRrhoj tIrh & ftYgkf/kdk&;kekQZr o vU; loZ ckcrhr & dCtk ?ksowu@izkidkP;k
fu;qDrhOnkjs@mn?kks”khr O;DrhdMs@frP;k orhus dks.kdMsgh HkkMs Hkj.;kl@laiRrh lqiwnZ
dj.;kl eukbZ dj.kk&;k ys[kh vkns’kkOnkjs@U;k;ky;kl okVsy R;kizek.ks loZ @ R;kiSdh dks.kR;kgh
nksu i/nrh-
laiRrh Ik’kq/ku @ tyn uk’k iko.kkjh vlsy rj frph rkRdkG fodzh dj.;kpk vkns’k nsowu- fodzh
mRiUu U;k;ky; vkns’kkoj voyacwu jkghy-
izkidkaP;k ‘kDrh]dke o nk;hRos fnok.kh izzdzh;k lfgrs uqlkj jkgrhy-
84. Claims and objections to attachment.
-dye 83 [kkyhy tIr dsysyh laiRrh ckcr mn?kks”khr O;Drhgwu vU; dks.kR;kgh O;Drhus tIrhiklwu 6
efgU;kP;k vkr gDdekx.kh@tIrhyk gjdr ?ksowu dye 83 [kkyh tIrhl ik= ukgh lnj gDdekx.khckcr
pkSd’kh dsyh tkbZy o rh laiw.kr% @ va’kr% ekU;@vekU; dsyh tkbZy- njE;ku tj ekx.khnkjkpk e`R;w
>kY;kl R;kpk izfrfu/kh pkyw Bsow ‘kdrks- gjdrh T;k U;k;ky;kus tIrh vkns’k dk<Y;k R;k U;k;ky;kr @
T;k ftYg;kr tIrh >kyh R;k ftYg;krhy eq[; U;k; naMkf/kdkjh ;kaP;k dMs gjdrh ?ksrk ;srhy o lnj gDd
ekx.kh pkSd’kh lnj U;k;ky; djsy @ eq[; U;k; naMkf/kdkjh nq¸;e vlysY;k naMkf/kdkjh ;kaP;kdMs
lksiohy-
gDdekx.kh O;Drhyk vkns’kkOnkjs laiw.kZr%@va’kr% vekU; dj.;kr vkyh vlsy v’kk vkns’kkP;k
fnukadkiklwu 1 o”kkZP;k dkyko/khr fooknxzLr laiRrhckcr rks tk gDd lkaxr vlsy rks izLFkkfir
dj.;klkBh nkok ykork ;sbZy o nkO;krhy fudky fu.kkZ;d vlsy-
85. Release, sale and restoration of attached property.
-mn?kksf”kr O;Drh fofufnZ”V mn?kks”k.ksrhy vo/khP;k vkr mifLFkr >kyh rj U;k;ky; laiRrhph
tIrhrwu eqDrrk dj.kkjk vkns’k dk<hy-
mn?kks”khr O;Drh fofufnZ”V dsysY;k vo/khP;k vkr mifLFkr ukgh >kyh rj tIr laiRrh jkT;
‘kklukP;k rkC;kr jkghy- tIrhiklwu 6 efgus lais i;Zr gDdekx.khpk fudky ykxsi;Zr fodyh tk.kkj ukgh-
ijarw laiRrh tyn o LoHkkor% uk’k iko.kkjh vlsy rj @ frph fodzh ekydkyk ykHknk;d Bjsy vls
U;k;ky;kyk okVys rj R;k nksUgh ckcrhr U;k;ky;kyk tsOgk dsOgk ;ksX; okVsy rsOgk rs frph fodzh d:
‘kdsy-
T;k O;Drhph laiRrh jkT; ‘kklukP;k rkC;kr vkgs @ gksrh v’kh O;Drh tIrh fnukadkiklwu 2
o”kkZaP;k vkr LosPNsus mifLFkr >kyh @ idMyh tkowu U;k;ky;kiq<s vk.kyh xsyh vkf.k U;k;ky;kps
lek/kku gksbZy v’kkizdkjs frus okWjVkph vaeyctko.kh pqdo.;kP;k gsrwus vki.k Qjkjh >kyks uOgrh @
xqIr >kyh uOgrs @ ueqn dkyko/khe/;s mifLFkr gks.ks ‘kD; >kys vlrs v’kh mn?kks”k.ksph lqpuk
vki.kkl feGkyh uOgrh gs fl/n dsys rj laiRrh @ fodyh vlsy rj miUu tIrhfufeRr vkysyk [kpZ oxGwu ijr
dsyk tkbZy-
86. Appeal from order rejecting application for restoration of attached property.
-tIr laiRrh ijr dj.;kpk vtZ QsVkG.;kr vkyk rj vkns’kkoj vihy djrk ;sbZy-

D.–Other rules regarding processes – vknsf’kdkafo”k;h vU; fu;e

87. Issue of warrant in lieu of, or in addition to, summons.
-leUl dk<.;kiwohZ @ uarj O;DrhP;k mifLFkrhlkBh fuf’pr dsysY;k osGsiwohZ rh O;Drh Qjkjh >kyh
vkgs@rh leUlps ikyu dj.kkj ukgh vls U;k;ky;kyk ldkj.k okVys rj @miLFkhr jkg.;kl pqdyh o leUl
ctkoys gksrs o pqd.;kcnny dkj.k fnys ulsy rj U;k;ky; vVd okWjaV dk<w ‘kdrs-
88. Power to take bond for appearance.
-U;k;ky; R;kP;k iw<s mifLFkr jkg.;kckcr tkfeunkjklg @ R;kaP;k fouk ca/ki= lknj dj.;kl QekZow ‘kdrs-
89. Arrest on breach of bond for appearance.
-mifLFkrhckcr ca/ki= lknj dsY;kojgh tj lnj O;Drh U;k;ky;kr gtj jkgr ulsy rj ihBklu vf/kdkjh vVd
okWjaV dk<w ‘kdsy-
90. Provisions of this Chapter generally applicable to summonses and warrants of arrest.
;k izdj.kkrhy mica/k leUl o vVd okWjaVyk ‘kD; rsFkoj ykxw vlrhy-

CHAPTER VII PROCESSES TO COMPEL THE PRODUCTION OF THINGS (91 to 105)

-oLrw gtj dj.;kph lDrh dj.;kph vkns’khdk
A.–Summons to produce
-gtj dj.;kl leUl
91. Summons to produce document or other thing.
- U;k;ky; @iksyhl Bk.ks vaeynkj vUos”k.k] pkSd’kh] laijh{kk @ vU; dk;Zokgh ;kaP;k iz;kstukFkZ
dks.krkgh nLr,sot @ vU; oLrw gtj dsyh tk.ks t:jhps @ b”V okVsy rsOgk] T;k O;DrhP;k
dCtkr@fu;a=k.kk[kkyh vlk nLr,sot@oLrw vlsy rjh leU;@vkns’k gtj@mifLFkr jkgwu gtj dj.;kl
QekZow ‘kdsy-
lnj O;Drhu gtj u jkgrk oLrw@nLr,sot mifLFkr dj.;kph O;oLFkk dsyh rj frus vkns’kkps ikyu
dsys vls letys tkbZy-
;k dyekrhy dks.krh xks”V iq<hy ckchoj ifj.kke djhr ukgh- 1- iqjkok vf/kfu;e dye 123 o 124 @
cWdO;olk;kph iqLrds iqjkok vf/kfu;e- 2- Mkd@ rkj izkf/kdj.kkP;k rkC;krhy i=] iksLV dkMZ] rkj @
vU; nLr,sot @ dks.krkgh iklZy@oLrw-
92. Procedure as to letters and telegrams.
-Mkd @ rkj izkf/kdj.kkP;k rkC;krhy nLr,sot] iklZy@oLrw ftYgk naMkf/kdkjh] eq[; U;k; naMkf/kdkjh]
l+= U;k;ky;] mPp U;k;ky; ;kuk vUos”k.k] pkSd’kh] laijh{kk @ vU; dk;ZokghlkBh vko’;d vlsy rj rs
vkns’kkOnkjs ,[kkn;k O;DrhdMs lwiwnZ dj.;kps Mkd@rkj izkf/kdj.kkl QekZow ‘kdsy- rlsp vkns’k
gksbZy rksoj rikl djowu rh oLrw@nLr,sot@iklZy vMdowu Bso.;kl QekZow ‘kdsy-
-
B.–Search-warrants
>Mrh okWjaV
93. When search-warrant may be issued.
-dye 91 uqlkj tj nLr,sot @ oLrw gtj dsyh ukgh rj U;k;ky;kl ldkj.k okVr vlsy rsOgk@ vlk nLr,sot@oLrw
veqd O;DrhP;k dCtkr vlY;kps U;k;ky;kl Kkr ulsy rsOgk @;k lafgrs[kkyhy pkSd’kh] laifj{kk @ vU;
dk;Zokgh loZ lk/kkj.k >Mrhus @ rikl.khus lk/; gksrhy vls U;k;ky;kyk okVsy rsOgk >Mrh okWjaV
dk<rk ;sbZy o T;k O;Drhyk funs’kwu dk<ysys vlsy rh >Mrh @ rikl.kh djsy-
fof’k”V LFkG@Hkkxkph >Mrh @ rikl.kh vlsy rj rls okWjVkar ueqn dsys tkbZy-
Mkd@rkj izkf/kdk&;kP;k rkC;krhy oLrwlkBh >MrhlkBh dsoG ftYgk naMkf/kdkjh @ eq[; U;k;
naMkf/kdkjh ;kauk vf/kdkj vlrhy-
94. Search of place suspected to contain stolen property, forged documents, etc.
-tsFks pksjhph laiRrh] cukoV nLr,sot] vk{ksikbZ oLrw b- vlY;kpk la’k; vlsy R;k tkxsph >Mrh lkBh
[kcj feGkY;ko:u o vko’;d okVsy v’kk pkSd’khuarj ftYgk naMkf/kdkjh] mi&foHkkxh; naMkf/kdkjh @
izFke oxZ naMkf/kdkjh ldkj.k okVY;kl iksyhl f’kikbZgwu ojP;k ntkZP;k dks.kR;kgh vf/kdk&;kyk &
lnj tkxsr vko’;d R;k lgk¸;kfu’kh] okWjaVkr uewn dsysY;k jhrhus >Mrh] oktoh la’k; vlysY;k
oLrw@laiRrh] laiRrh @oLrw naMkf/kdkjhleksj us.;kl@vijk/;kyk naMkf/kdkjhleksj usys tkbZi;Zr R;k
tkxh frph jk[k.k @lqjf{kr LFkGh foYgsokV dj.;kl]
95. Power to declare certain publications forfeited and to issue search-warrants for the same. 96.
Application to High Court to set aside declaration of forfeiture. 97. Search for persons wrongfully
confined. 98. Power to compel restoration of abducted females.
C.–General provisions relating to searches
99. Direction, etc., of search-warrants. 100. Persons in charge of closed place to allow search. 101.
Disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction.
D.–Miscellaneous
102. Power of police officer to seize certain property. 103. Magistrate may direct search in his
presence. 104. Power to impound document, etc., produced. 105. Reciprocal arrangements regarding
processes.
CHAPTER VIIA RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS
AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (105A to L)
105A. Definitions.
105B. Assistance in securing transfer of persons.
105C. Assistance in relation to orders of attachment or forfeiture of property. 105D. Identifying
unlawfully acquired property. 105E. Seizure or attachment of property. 105F. Management of
properties seized or forfeited under this Chapter. 105G. Notice of forfeiture of property. 105H.
Forfeiture of property in certain cases. 105-I. Fine in lieu of forfeiture. 105J. Certain transfers to
be null and void. 105K. Procedure in respect of letter of request. 105L. Application of this
Chapter.
CHAPTER VIII SECURITY FOR KEEPING THE PEACE AND FOR GOOD BEHAVIOUR (106
to 124)
106. Security for keeping the peace on conviction. 107. Security for keeping the peace in other
cases. 108. Security for good behaviour from persons disseminating seditious matters. 109.
Security for good behaviour from suspected persons. 110. Security for good behaviour from
habitual offenders. 111. Order to be made. 112. Procedure in respect of person present in Court.
113. Summons or warrant in case of person not so present. 114. Copy of order to accompany
summons or warrant. 115. Power to dispense with personal attendance. 116. Inquiry as to truth of
information. 117. Order to give security. 118. Discharge of person informed against. 119.
Commencement of period for which security is required. 120. Contents of bond. 121. Power to
reject sureties. 122. Imprisonment in default of security. 123. Power to release persons
imprisoned for failing to give security. 124. Security for unexpired period of bond.
CHAPTER IX ORDER FOR MAINTENANCE OF WIVES, CHILDREN AND PARENTS
(125 to 128)
125. Order for maintenance of wives, children and parents. 126. Procedure. 127. Alteration in
allowance. 128. Enforcement of order of maintenance.
CHAPTER X MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC ORDER AND TRANQUILLITY (129 to 148)
A.–Unlawful assemblies
129. Dispersal of assembly by use of civil force. 130. Use of armed forces to disperse
assembly. 131. Power of certain armed force officers to disperse assembly. 132. Protection
against prosecution for acts done under preceding sections.
B.–Public nuisances
133. Conditional order for removal of nuisance. 134. Service or notification of order. 135.
Person to whom order is addressed to obey or show cause. 136. Consequences of his failing to
do so. 137. Procedure where existence of public right is denied. 138. Procedure where he
appears to show cause. 139. Power of Magistrate to direct local investigation and examination of
an expert. 140. Power of Magistrate to furnish written instructions, etc. 141. Procedure on order
being made absolute and consequences of disobedience. 142. Injunction pending inquiry. 143.
Magistrate may prohibit repetition or continuance of public nuisance.
C.–Urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger
144. Power to issue order in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger. D.–Disputes as to
immovable property 145. Procedure where dispute concerning land or water is likely to cause
breach of peace. 146. Power to attach subject of dispute and to appoint receiver. 147. Dispute
concerning right of use of land or water. 148. Local inquiry.

CHAPTER XI PREVENTIVE ACTION OF THE POLICE (149 to 153)

149. Police to prevent cognizable offences. 150. Information of design to commit cognizable
offences. 151. Arrest to prevent the commission of cognizable offences. 152. Prevention of injury
to public property. 153. Inspection of weights and measures.

CHAPTER XII INFORMATION TO THE POLICE AND THEIR POWERS TO INVESTIGATE

(154 to 176)

154. Information in cognizable cases. 155. Information as to non-cognizable cases and

investigation of such cases.
SECTIONS 156. Police officer’s power to investigate cognizable case. 157. Procedure for
investigation. 158. Report how submitted. 159. Power to hold investigation or preliminary inquiry.
160. Police officer’s power to require attendance of witnesses. 161. Examination of witnesses by
police. 162. Statements to police not to be signed: Use of statements in evidence. 163. No
inducement to be offered. 164. Recording of confessions and statements. 164A. Medical
examination of the victim of rape. 165. Search by police officer. 166. When officer in charge of
police station may require another to issue search-warrant. 166A. Letter of request to
competent authority for investigation in a country or place outside India. 166B. Letter of
request from a country or place outside India to a Court or an authority for investigation in
India. 167. Procedure when investigation cannot be completed in twenty-four hours. 168. Report
of investigation by subordinate police officer. 169. Release of accused when evidence deficient. 170.
Cases to be sent to Magistrate, when evidence is sufficient 171. Complainant and witnesses not to
be required to accompany police officer and not to be subjected to restraint. 172. Diary of
proceedings in investigation. 173. Report of police officer on completion of investigation. 174.
Police to enquire and report on suicide, etc. 175. Power to summon persons. 176. Inquiry by
Magistrate into cause of death.

CHAPTER XIII JURISDICTION OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS IN INQUIRIES AND TRIALS

(177 to 189)

177. Ordinary place of inquiry and trial. 178. Place of inquiry or trial. 179. Offence triable where
act is done or consequence ensues. 180. Place of trial where act is an offence by reason of
relation to other offence. 181. Place of trial in case of certain offences. 182. Offences committed by
letters, etc. 183. Offence committed on journey or voyage. 184. Place of trial for offences
triable together. 185. Power to order cases to be tried in different sessions divisions. 186. High
Court to decide, in case of doubt, district where inquiry or trial shall take place. 187. Power to
issue summons or warrant for offence committed beyond local jurisdiction. 188. Offence
committed outside India. 189. Receipt of evidence relating to offences committed outside India.

CHAPTER XIV CONDITIONS REQUISITE FOR INITIATION OF PROCEEDINGS (190 to 199)

190. Cognizance of offences by Magistrates. 191. Transfer on application of the accused. 192.
Making over of cases to Magistrates. 193. Cognizance of offences by Courts of Session. 194.
Additional and Assistant Sessions Judges to try cases made over to them. 195. Prosecution for
contempt of lawful authority of public servants, for offences against public justice and for
offences relating to documents given in evidence. 195A. Procedure for witnesses in case of
threatening, etc. 196. Prosecution for offences against the State and for criminal conspiracy to
commit such offence. 197. Prosecution of Judges and public servants. 198. Prosecution for offences
against marriage. 198A. Prosecution of offences under section 498A of the Indian Penal Code.
198B. Cognizance of offence. 199. Prosecution for defamation.

CHAPTER XV COMPLAINTS TO MAGISTRATES (200 TO 203)

200. Examination of complainant. 201. Procedure by Magistrate not competent to take
cognizance of the case. 202. Postponement of issue of process. 203. Dismissal of complaint.

CHAPTER XVI COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE MAGISTRATES (204 to 210)

204. Issue of process. 205. Magistrate may dispense with personal attendance of accused. 206.
Special summons in cases of petty offence. 207. Supply to the accused of copy of police report
and other documents. 208. Supply of copies of statements and documents to accused in other
cases triable by Court of Session. 209. Commitment of case to Court of Session when offence is
triable exclusively by it. 210. Procedure to be followed when there is a complaint case and
police investigation in respect of the same offence.

CHAPTER XVII THE CHARGE (211 to 224)

A.–Form of charges (211 to 217)
211. Contents of charge. 212. Particulars as to time, place and person.
213. When manner of committing offence must be stated. 214. Words in charge taken in sense
of law under which offence is punishable. 215. Effect of errors. 216. Court may alter charge.
217. Recall of witnesses when charge altered.

B.–Joinder of charges (218 to 224)

218. Separate charges for distinct offences. 219. Three offences of same kind within year may
be charged together. 220. Trial for more than one offence. 221. Where it is doubtful what offence
has been committed. 222. When offence proved included in offence charged. 223. What persons
may be charged jointly. 224. Withdrawal of remaining charges on conviction on one of several
charges.

CHAPTER XVIII TRIAL BEFORE A COURT OF SESSION (225 to 237)

225. Trial to be conducted by Public Prosecutor. 226. Opening case for prosecution. 227.
Discharge. 228. Framing of charge. 229. Conviction on plea of guilty. 230. Date for
prosecution evidence. 231. Evidence for prosecution. 232. Acquittal. 233. Entering upon
defence. 234. Arguments. 235. Judgment of acquittal or conviction. 236. Previous conviction.
237. Procedure in cases instituted under section 199(2).

CHAPTER XIX TRIAL OF WARRANT-CASES BY MAGISTRATES (238 to 250)

A.–Cases instituted on a police report

238. Compliance with section 207. 239. When accused shall be discharged. 240. Framing of
charge. 241. Conviction on plea of guilty. 242. Evidence for prosecution. 243. Evidence for
defence.

B.–Cases instituted otherwise than on police report

244. Evidence for prosecution. 245. When accused shall be discharged. 246. Procedure where
accused is not discharged. 247. Evidence for defence.

C.–Conclusion of trial
248. Acquittal or conviction. 249. Absence of complainant. 250. Compensation for accusation
without reasonable cause.

CHAPTER XX TRIAL OF SUMMONS-CASES BY MAGISTRATES (251 to 259)

251. Substance of accusation to be stated. 252. Conviction on plea of guilty. 253. Conviction
on plea of guilty in absence of accused in petty cases. 254. Procedure when not convicted. 255.
Acquittal or conviction. 256. Non-appearance or death of complainant. 257. Withdrawal of
complaint. 258. Power to stop proceedings in certain cases. 259. Power of Court to convert
summons-cases into warrant-cases.
CHAPTER XXI SUMMARY TRIALS (260 to 265)

260. Power to try summarily. 261. Summary trial by Magistrate of the second class. 262.
Procedure for summary trials. 263. Record in summary trials. 264. Judgment in cases tried
summarily. 265. Language of record and judgment.

CHAPTER XXIA PLEA BARGAINING (265A to L)

265A. Application of the Chapter. 265B. Application for plea bargaining. 265C. Guidelines for
mutually satisfactory disposition. 265D. Report of the mutually satisfactory disposition to be
submitted before the Court. 265E. Disposal of the case. 265F. Judgment of the Court. 265G.
Finality of the judgment. 265H. Power of the Court in plea bargaining. 265-I. Period of detention
undergone by the accused to be set-off against the sentence of imprisonment. 265J. Savings.
265K. Statements of accused not to be used. 265L. Non-application of the Chapter.

CHAPTER XXII ATTENDANCE OF PERSONS CONFINED OR DETAINED IN PRISONS (266 to

271)

266. Definitions. 267. Power to require attendance of prisoners. 268. Power of State
Government to exclude certain persons from operation of section 267. 269. Officer in charge of
prison to abstain from carrying out order in certain contingencies. 270. Prisoner to be brought
to Court in custody. 271. Power to issue commission for examination of witness in prison.

CHAPTER XXIII EVIDENCE IN INQUIRIES AND TRIALS (272 to 299)

A.–Mode of taking and recording evidence
272. Language of Courts. 273. Evidence to be taken in presence of accused. 274. Record in
summons-cases and inquiries. 275. Record in warrant-cases. 276. Record in trial before Court
of Session. 277. Language of record of evidence. 278. Procedure in regard to such evidence
when completed. 279. Interpretation of evidence to accused or his pleader. 280. Remarks
respecting demeanour of witness. 281. Record of examination of accused. 282. Interpreter to be
bound to interpret truthfully. 283. Record in High Court.
B.–Commissions for the examination of witnesses
284. When attendance of witness may be dispensed with and commission issued. 285.
Commission to whom to be issued. 286. Execution of commissions. 287. Parties may examine
witnesses. 288. Return of commission. 289. Adjournment of proceeding. 290. Execution of
foreign commissions. 291. Deposition of medical witness. 291A. Identification report of
Magistrate. 292. Evidence of officers of the Mint. 293. Reports of certain Government scientific
experts. 294. No formal proof of certain documents. 295. Affidavit in proof of conduct of
public servants. 296. Evidence of formal character on affidavit. 297. Authorities before whom
affidavits may be sworn. 298. Previous conviction or acquittal how proved. 299. Record of
evidence in absence of accused.

CHAPTER XXIV GENERAL PROVISIONS AS TO INQUIRIES AND TRIALS (300 to 327)

300. Person once convicted or acquitted not to be tried for same offence. 301. Appearance by
Public Prosecutors. 302. Permission to conduct prosecution. 303. Right of person against whom
proceedings are instituted to be defended. 304. Legal aid to accused at State expense in certain
cases. 305. Procedure when corporation or registered society is an accused. 306. Tender of
pardon to accomplice. 307. Power to direct tender of pardon. 308. Trial of person not
complying with conditions of pardon. 309. Power to postpone or adjourn proceedings. 310. Local
inspection. 311. Power to summon material witness, or examine person present. 311A. Power of
Magistrate to order person to give specimen signatures or handwriting. 312. Expenses of
complainants and witnesses. 313. Power to examine the accused. 314. Oral arguments and
memorandum of arguments. 315. Accused person to be competent witness. 316. No influence
to be used to induce disclosure. 317. Provision for inquiries and trial being held in the absence
of accused in certain cases. 318. Procedure where accused does not understand proceedings. 319.
Power to proceed against other persons appearing to be guilty of offence. 320. Compounding
of offences. 321. Withdrawal from prosecution. 322. Procedure in cases which Magistrate
cannot dispose of. 323. Procedure when, after commencement of inquiry or trial, Magistrate
finds case should be committed. 324. Trial of persons previously convicted of offences
against coinage, stamp-law or property. 325. Procedure when Magistrate cannot pass sentence
sufficiently severe. 326. Conviction or commitment on evidence partly recorded by one Judge
or Magistrate and partly by another. 327. Court to be open.

CHAPTER XXV PROVISIONS AS TO ACCUSED PERSONS OF UNSOUND MIND (328 to 339)

328. Procedure in case of accused being lunatic. 329. Procedure in case of person of unsound
mind tried before Court. 330. Release of person of unsound mind pending investigation or trial.
331. Resumption of inquiry or trial. 332. Procedure on accused appearing before Magistrate or
Court. 333. When accused appears to have been of sound mind. 334. Judgment of acquittal on
ground of unsoundness of mind. 335. Person acquitted on such ground to be detained in safe
custody. 336. Power of State Government to empower officer-in-charge to discharge. 337.
Procedure where lunatic prisoner is reported capable of making his defence. 338. Procedure where
lunatic detained is declared fit to be released. 339. Delivery of lunatic to care of relative or
friend.
CHAPTER XXVI PROVISIONS AS TO OFFENCES AFFECTING THE ADMINISTRATION OF
JUSTICE (340 to 352)
340. Procedure in cases mentioned in section 195. 341. Appeal. 342. Power to order costs.
343. Procedure of Magistrate taking cognizance. 344. Summary procedure for trial for giving
false evidence. 345. Procedure in certain cases of contempt. 346. Procedure where Court
considers that case should not be dealt with under section 345. 347. When Registrar or Sub-
Registrar to be deemed a Civil Court. 348. Discharge of offender on submission of apology. 349.
Imprisonment or committal of person refusing to answer or produce document. 350. Summary
procedure for punishment for non-attendance by a witness in obedience to summons. 351.
Appeals from convictions under sections 344, 345, 349 and 350. 352. Certain Judges and
Magistrates not to try certain offences when committed before themselves.

CHAPTER XXVII THE JUDGMENT (353 to 365)

353. Judgment. 354. Language and contents of judgment. 355. Metropolitan Magistrate's
judgment.
356. Order for notifying address of previously convicted offender.
357. Order to pay compensation.
357A. Victim compensation scheme.
357B. Compensation to be in addition to fine under section 326A or section 376D of Indian
Penal Code.
357C. Treatment of victims.
358. Compensation to persons groundlessly arrested.
359. Order to pay costs in non-cognizable cases.
360. Order to release on probation of good conduct or after admonition.
361. Special reasons to be recorded in certain cases.
362. Court not to alter judgment.
363. Copy of judgment to be given to the accused and other persons.
364. Judgment when to be translated.
365. Court of Session to send copy of finding and sentence to District Magistrate.

CHAPTER XXVIII SUBMISSION OF DEATH SENTENCES FOR CONFIRMATION (366 to

371)
366. Sentence of death to be submitted by Court of Session for confirmation.
367. Power to direct further inquiry to be made or additional evidence to be taken.
368. Power of High Court to confirm sentence or annul conviction.
369. Confirmation or new sentence to be signed by two Judges.
370. Procedure in case of difference of opinion.
371. Procedure in cases submitted to High Court for confirmation.

CHAPTER XXIX APPEALS (372 to 394)

372. No appeal to lie unless otherwise provided.
373. Appeal from orders requiring security or refusal to accept or rejecting surety for keeping
peace or good behaviour.
374. Appeals from convictions.
375. No appeal in certain cases when accused pleads guilty.
376. No appeal in petty cases.
377. Appeal by the State Government against sentence.
378. Appeal in case of acquittal.
379. Appeal against conviction by High Court in certain cases.
380. Special right of appeal in certain cases.
381. Appeal to Court of Session how heard.
382. Petition of appeal.
383. Procedure when appellant in jail.
384. Summary dismissal of appeal.
385. Procedure for hearing appeals not dismissed summarily.
386. Powers of the Appellate Court. 387. Judgments of Subordinate Appellate Court. 388. Order
of High Court on appeal to be certified to lower Court.
389. Suspension of sentence pending the appeal; release of appellant on bail. 390. Arrest of
accused in appeal from acquittal. 391. Appellate Court may take further evidence or direct it to
be taken. 392. Procedure where Judges of Court of Appeal are equally divided. 393. Finality
of judgments and orders on appeal. 394. Abatement of appeals. 395. Reference to High Court.

CHAPTER XXX REFERENCE AND REVISION (396 to 405)

396. Disposal of case according to decision of High Court. 397. Calling for records to
exercise powers of revision. 398. Power to order inquiry. 399. Sessions Judge's powers of
revision. 400. Power of Additional Sessions Judge. 401. High Court's powers of revision. 402.
Power of High Court to withdraw or transfer revision cases. 403. Option of Court to hear
parties. 404. Statement by Metropolitan Magistrate of ground of his decision to be considered by
High Court. 405. High Court's order to be certified to lower Court.

CHAPTER XXXI TRANSFER OF CRIMINAL CASES (406 to 412)

406. Power of Supreme Court to transfer cases and appeals. 407. Power of High Court to
transfer cases and appeals. 408. Power of Sessions Judge to transfer cases and appeals. 409.
Withdrawal of cases and appeals by Sessions Judges. 410. Withdrawal of cases by Judicial
Magistrate. 411. Making over or withdrawal of cases by Executive Magistrates. 412. Reasons
to be recorded.

CHAPTER XXXII EXECUTION, SUSPENSION, REMISSION AND COMMUTATION OF

SENTENCES (413 to 435)
A.–Death Sentences 413. Execution of order passed under section 368. 414. Execution of
sentence of death passed by High Court. 415. Postponement of execution of sentence of death
in case of appeal to Supreme Court. 416. Postponement of capital sentence on pregnant woman.
B.–Imprisonment 417. Power to appoint place of imprisonment. 418. Execution of sentence of
imprisonment. 419. Direction of warrant for execution. 420. Warrant with whom to be lodged.
C.–Levy of fine 421. Warrant for levy of fine. 422. Effect of such warrant. 423. Warrant for
levy of fine issued by a Court in any territory to which this Code does not extend. 424.
Suspension of execution of sentence of imprisonment. D.–General provisions regarding execution
425. Who may issue warrant. 426. Sentence on escaped convict when to take effect. 427.
Sentence on offender already sentenced for another offence. 428. Period of detention undergone
by the accused to be set off against the sentence of imprisonment. 429. Saving. 430. Return
of warrant on execution of sentence. 431. Money ordered to be paid recoverable as a fine.
E.–Suspension, remission and commutation of sentences 432. Power to suspend or remit
sentences. 433. Power to commute sentence. 433A. Restriction on powers of remission or
commutation in certain cases. 434. Concurrent power of Central Government in case of death
sentences. 435. State Government to act after consultation with Central Government in certain
cases.
CHAPTER XXXIII PROVISIONS AS TO BAIL AND BONDS (436 to 450)
436. In what cases bail to be taken. 436A. Maximum period for which an undertrial prisoner can
be detained. 437. When bail may be taken in case of non-bailable offence. 437A. Bail to require
accused to appear before next appellate Court. 438. Direction for grant of bail to person
apprehending arrest. 439. Special powers of High Court or Court of Session regarding bail. 440.
Amount of bond and reduction thereof. 441. Bond of accused and sureties. 441A. Declaration by
sureties. 442. Discharge from custody.
443. Power to order sufficient bail when that first taken is insufficient. 444. Discharge of
sureties. 445. Deposit instead of recognizance. 446. Procedure when bond has been forfeited.
446A. Cancellation of bond and bail bond. 447. Procedure in case of insolvency of death of
surety or when a bond is forfeited. 448. Bond required from minor. 449. Appeal from orders
under section 446. 450. Power to direct levy of amount due on certain recognizances.

CHAPTER XXXIV DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY (451 to 459)

451. Order for custody and disposal of property pending trial in certain cases. 452. Order for
disposal of property at conclusion of trial. 453. Payment to innocent purchaser of money found
on accused. 454. Appeal against orders under section 452 or section 453. 455. Destruction of
libellous and other matter. 456. Power to restore possession of immovable property. 457.
Procedure by police upon seizure of property. 458. Procedure when no claimant appears within
six months. 459. Power to sell perishable property.

CHAPTER XXXV IRREGULAR PROCEEDINGS (460 to 466)

460. Irregularities which do not vitiate proceedings. 461. Irregularities which vitiate proceedings.
462. Proceedings in wrong place. 463. Non-compliance with provisions of section 164 or section
281. 464. Effect of omission to frame, or absence of, or error in, charge. 465. Finding or
sentence when reversible by reason of error, omission or irregularity. 466. Defect or error not
to make attachment unlawful.
CHAPTER XXXVI (467 TO 473)
LIMITATION FOR TAKING COGNIZANCE OF CERTAIN OFFENCES
467. Definitions. 468. Bar to taking cognizance after lapse of the period of limitation. 469.
Commencement of the period of limitation. 470. Exclusion of time in certain cases. 471.
Exclusion of date on which Court is closed. 472. Continuing offence. 473. Extension of
period of limitation in certain cases.

CHAPTER XXXVII MISCELLANEOUS (474 to 484) 474. Trials before High Courts. 475.
Delivery to commanding officers of persons liable to be tried by Court-martial. 476. Forms. 477.
Power of High Court to make rules. 478. Power to alter functions allocated to Executive
Magistrate in certain cases. 479. Case in which Judge or Magistrate is personally interested. 480.
Practising pleader not to sit as Magistrate in certain Courts. 481. Public servant concerned in
sale not to purchase or bid for property. 482. Saving of inherent power of High Court. 483.
Duty of High Court to exercise continuous superintendence over Courts of Judicial Magistrates.
484. Repeal and savings.

THE FIRST SCHEDULE.–CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENCES.

THE SECOND SCHEDULE.–FORMS. FORM NO. 1.—Summons to an accused person. FORM NO.
2.—Warrant of arrest. FORM NO. 3.—Bond and bail-bond after arrest under a warrant. FORM
NO. 4.—Proclamation requiring the appearance of a person accused. FORM NO. 5.—Proclamation
requiring the attendance of a witness. FORM NO. 6.—Order of attachment to compel the
attendance of a witness. FORM NO. 7.—Order of attachment to compel the appearance of a
person accused. FORM NO. 8.—Order authorising an attachment by the District Magistrate or
Collector. FORM NO. 9.—Warrant in the first instance to bring up a witness. FORM NO. 10.—
Warrant to search after information of a particular offence. FORM NO. 11.—Warrant to search
suspected place of deposit.
FORM NO. 12.—Bond to keep the peace. FORM NO. 13.—Bond for good behaviour. FORM NO.
14.—Summons on information of a probable breach of the peace. FORM NO. 15.—Warrant of
commitment on failure to find security to keep the peace. FORM NO. 16.—Warrant of commitment
on failure to find security for good behaviour. FORM NO. 17.—Warrant to discharge a person
imprisoned on failure to give security. FORM NO. 18.—Warrant of imprisonment on failure to pay
maintenance. FORM NO. 19.—Warrant to enforce the payment of maintenance by Attachment and
Sale. FORM NO. 20.—Order for the removal of nuisances. FORM NO. 21.—Magistrate’s notice
and peremptory order. FORM NO. 22.—Injunction to provide against imminent danger pending
inquiry. FORM NO. 23.—Magistrate’s order prohibiting the repetition, etc., of a nuisance. FORM
NO. 24.—Magistrate’s order to prevent obstruction, Riot, etc. FORM NO. 25.—Magistrate’s order
declaring party entitled to retain possession of land, etc., in dispute. FORM NO. 26.—Warrant of
attachment in the case of a dispute as to the possession of land, etc. FORM NO. 27.—
Magistrate’s order prohibiting the doing of anything on land or water. FORM NO. 28.—Bond and
bail-bond on a preliminary inquiry before a Police Officer. FORM NO. 29.—Bond to prosecute or
give evidence. FORM NO. 30.—Special summons to a person accused of a petty offence. FORM
NO. 31.—Notice of commitment by Magistrate to Public Prosecutor. FORM NO. 32.—Charges. I.
Charges with one-head. II. Charges with two or more heads. III. Charges for theft after previous
conviction. FORM NO. 33.—Summons to witness. FORM NO. 34.—Warrant of commitment on a
sentence of imprisonment or fine if passed by a Court. FORM NO. 35.—Warrant of
imprisonment on failure to pay compensation. FORM NO. 36.—Order requiring production in
Court of person in Prison for answering to charge of offence. FORM NO. 37.—Order requiring
production in Court of person in prison for giving evidence. FORM NO. 38.—Warrant of
commitment in certain cases of contempt when a fine is imposed. FORM NO. 39.—Magistrate’s
or Judge’s warrant of commitment of Witness refusing to answer or to produce document. FORM
NO. 40.—Warrant of commitment under sentence of death. FORM NO. 41.—Warrant after a
commutation of a sentence. FORM NO. 42.—Warrant of execution of a sentence of death.
FORM NO. 43.—Warrant to levy a fine by attachment and Sale. FORM NO. 44.—Warrant for
recovery of fine. FORM NO. 44A.—Bond for appearance of offender released pending realistion
of fine. FORM NO. 45.—Bond and bail-bond for attendance before officer in charge of police
station or Court. FORM NO. 46.—Warrant to discharge a person imprisoned on failure to give
security. FORM NO. 47.—Warrant of attachment to enforce a bond. FORM NO. 48.—Notice to
surety on breach of a bond. FORM NO. 49.—Notice to surety of forfeiture of bond for good
behaviour. FORM NO. 50.—Warrant of attachment against a surety. FORM NO. 51.—Warrant of
commitment of the surety of an accused person admitted to bail. FORM NO. 52.—Notice to the
principal of forfeiture of bond to keep the peace. FORM NO. 53.—Warrant to attach the property
of the principal on breach of a bond to keep the peace. FORM NO. 54.—Warrant of imprisonment
on breach of a bond to keep the peace. FORM NO. 55.—Warrant of attachment and sale on
forfeiture of bond for good behaviour. FORM NO. 56.—Warrant of imprisonment on forfeiture of
bond for good behaviour. APPENDIX I.—[Extracts from the Code of Criminal Procedure
(Amendment) Act, 2005 (25 of 2005).]