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Non-cognizable offences: tax offences under the chapter are treated as non-cognizable despite criminal procedure provisions. Offences under the specified chapter are declared non-cognizable, displacing the investigative regime of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, and thereby restricting police initiation of investigation and arrest without judicial sanction for the listed tax offences.
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<h1>Non-cognizable offences: tax offences under the chapter are treated as non-cognizable despite criminal procedure provisions.</h1> Offences under the specified chapter are declared non-cognizable, displacing the investigative regime of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, and thereby restricting police initiation of investigation and arrest without judicial sanction for the listed tax offences.