Non-cognizable offence applicability limits admission duty to instances where the offence is non-cognizable under excise law. The amendment narrows the admission mandate in section 20 of the Central Excise Act by substituting 'shall either admit him' with 'shall, where the offence is non-cognizable, either admit him', making the procedural admission requirement contingent on the offence being non-cognizable.
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Non-cognizable offence applicability limits admission duty to instances where the offence is non-cognizable under excise law.
The amendment narrows the admission mandate in section 20 of the Central Excise Act by substituting "shall either admit him" with "shall, where the offence is non-cognizable, either admit him", making the procedural admission requirement contingent on the offence being non-cognizable.
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