Section 327

Power of Courts in certain offences committed before themselves

ActIn forceProvision 184 of 220

The High Court or a Court of a Magistrate may charge a person for any offence referred to in section 132(1)(6), (c), (d) or (e) and committed before it or brought under its notice in the course of a judicial proceeding, and may commit for trial to a Court having jurisdiction, or admit to bail and itself try such person upon its own charge.

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Section 327

Power of Courts in certain offences committed before themselves

of Criminal Procedure Code

ActIn forceProvision 184 of 220

The High Court or a Court of a Magistrate may charge a person for any offence referred to in section 132(1)(6), (c), (d) or (e) and committed before it or brought under its notice in the course of a judicial proceeding, and may commit for trial to a Court having jurisdiction, or admit to bail and itself try such person upon its own charge.

Read in full context — Criminal Procedure Code →