Non-cognizable offence now conditions the duty to admit, altering admission procedure for excise-related cases. The amendment requires that, where the offence is non-cognizable, the authority "shall either admit him", thereby making the duty to admit contingent on ... Summary
Non-cognizable offence now conditions the duty to admit, altering admission procedure for excise-related cases.
The amendment requires that, where the offence is non-cognizable, the authority "shall either admit him", thereby making the duty to admit contingent on the non-cognizable character of the offence and modifying the existing admission procedure for excise-related offences.
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