Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Record in summary trials requires magistrates to record prescribed case particulars and final orders in a government-directed form. Record in summary trials requires the Magistrate to enter, in a form directed by the State Government, specified particulars for every summary-tried case, including case serial number; dates of offence and report; complainant (if any); accused's name, parentage and residence; offence charged and offence proved (and property value where applicable); accused's plea and examination; the finding; the sentence or other final order; and the date proceedings terminated.
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Record in summary trials requires magistrates to record prescribed case particulars and final orders in a government-directed form.
Record in summary trials requires the Magistrate to enter, in a form directed by the State Government, specified particulars for every summary-tried case, including case serial number; dates of offence and report; complainant (if any); accused's name, parentage and residence; offence charged and offence proved (and property value where applicable); accused's plea and examination; the finding; the sentence or other final order; and the date proceedings terminated.
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