Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Making over of cases: transfer of cognizance to subordinate magistrates permits reassignment for inquiry or trial. A magistrate who has taken cognizance may make over a case for inquiry or trial to a competent magistrate: the Chief Judicial Magistrate may transfer cases to any subordinate competent magistrate; a first-class magistrate may do so only if empowered by the Chief Judicial Magistrate by general or special order specifying the transferee magistrates, and the receiving magistrate may then hold the inquiry or trial.
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Making over of cases: transfer of cognizance to subordinate magistrates permits reassignment for inquiry or trial.
A magistrate who has taken cognizance may make over a case for inquiry or trial to a competent magistrate: the Chief Judicial Magistrate may transfer cases to any subordinate competent magistrate; a first-class magistrate may do so only if empowered by the Chief Judicial Magistrate by general or special order specifying the transferee magistrates, and the receiving magistrate may then hold the inquiry or trial.
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