Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Judge disqualification prevents a judge or magistrate from trying offences committed before them or in contempt of authority. A Judge of a Criminal Court (other than a Judge of a High Court) or Magistrate shall not try any person for an offence that is committed before himself or in contempt of his authority, or is brought under his notice as such Judge or Magistrate in the course of a judicial proceeding, except as provided in specified exceptions.
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Judge disqualification prevents a judge or magistrate from trying offences committed before them or in contempt of authority.
A Judge of a Criminal Court (other than a Judge of a High Court) or Magistrate shall not try any person for an offence that is committed before himself or in contempt of his authority, or is brought under his notice as such Judge or Magistrate in the course of a judicial proceeding, except as provided in specified exceptions.
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