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| PREAMBLE |
Preamble |
CaseLaw |
| 1 |
Short title, commencement extent |
CaseLaw |
| 2 |
Repeal of enactments, notifications, etc., under repealed acts. Pending cases |
CaseLaw |
| 3 |
References to Code of Criminal Procedure and other repealed enactments. Expressions in former acts |
CaseLaw |
| 4 |
Definitions |
CaseLaw |
| 5 |
Trial of offences under penal code |
CaseLaw |
| 6 |
Classes of criminal Courts |
CaseLaw |
| 7 |
Sessions divisions and districts |
CaseLaw |
| 8 |
Territorial divisions |
CaseLaw |
| 9 |
Court of sessions |
CaseLaw |
| 10 |
District Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 11 |
Officers temporarily succeeding to vacancies in office of district Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 12 |
Subordinate Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 13 |
Local limits of their jurisdiction, power to put Magistrate in charge of sub-division |
CaseLaw |
| 14 |
Special Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 15 |
Benches of Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 16 |
Power to frame rules for guidance of benches |
CaseLaw |
| 17 |
Subordination of Magistrates and benches to district Magistrate; to sub-divisional Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 18 |
Appointment of presidency Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 19 |
Benches |
CaseLaw |
| 20 |
Local limits of jurisdiction |
CaseLaw |
| 21 |
Chief presidency Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 22 |
Appointment of justices of the peace |
CaseLaw |
| 23 |
Justices of the peace for the presidency-towns |
CaseLaw |
| 23-A |
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| 24 |
Present justices of the peace |
CaseLaw |
| 25 |
Ex-officio justice of the peace |
CaseLaw |
| 26 |
Suspension and removal of Judges and Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 27 |
Suspension and removal of justices of the peace |
CaseLaw |
| 28 |
Description of offences cognizable by each Court |
CaseLaw |
| 29 |
Offences under other laws |
CaseLaw |
| 29-A |
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| 29-B |
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| 30 |
Offences not punishable with death |
CaseLaw |
| 31 |
Sentences which may be passed by Courts of various classes |
CaseLaw |
| 32 |
Sentence which Magistrate may pass |
CaseLaw |
| 33 |
Power of Magistrates to sentence to imprisonment in default of fine proviso as to certain cases |
CaseLaw |
| 34 |
Higher powers of certain district Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 35 |
Sentence in case of conviction of several offences at one trial |
CaseLaw |
| 36 |
Ordinary powers of Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 37 |
Additional powers conferrable on Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 38 |
Control of district Magistrates investing power |
CaseLaw |
| 39 |
Mode of conferring powers |
CaseLaw |
| 40 |
Powers of officers appointed |
CaseLaw |
| 41 |
Powers may be cancelled |
CaseLaw |
| 42 |
Public when to assist Magistrates and police |
CaseLaw |
| 43 |
Aid to person, other than police officer, executing warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 44 |
Public to give information of certain offences |
CaseLaw |
| 45 |
Village headmen, accountants, land holders and others bound to report certain matters |
CaseLaw |
| 46 |
Arrest how made, resisting endeavour to arrest |
CaseLaw |
| 47 |
Search of place entered by person sought to be arrested |
CaseLaw |
| 48 |
Procedure where ingress not obtainable, breaking open zanana |
CaseLaw |
| 49 |
Power to break open doors and windows for purposes of liberation |
CaseLaw |
| 50 |
No unnecessary restraint |
CaseLaw |
| 51 |
Search of arrested persons |
CaseLaw |
| 52 |
Mode of searching women |
CaseLaw |
| 53 |
Power to seize offensive weapons |
CaseLaw |
| 54 |
When police may arrest without warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 55 |
Arrest of vagabonds, habitual robbers, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 56 |
Procedure when police-officer deputes subordinate of arrest without warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 57 |
Refusal to give name and residence |
CaseLaw |
| 58 |
Pursuit of offenders into other jurisdictions |
CaseLaw |
| 59 |
Arrest by private persons and procedure on such arrest |
CaseLaw |
| 60 |
Person arrested to be taken before Magistrate or officer in charge of police station |
CaseLaw |
| 61 |
Person arrested not be detained more than twenty four hours |
CaseLaw |
| 62 |
Police to report apprehensions |
CaseLaw |
| 63 |
Discharge of person apprehended |
CaseLaw |
| 64 |
Offence committed in Magistrate’s presence |
CaseLaw |
| 65 |
Arrest by or in presence of Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 66 |
Power, on escape, to pursue and retake |
CaseLaw |
| 67 |
Provisions of sections 47, 48, and 49 to apply to arrests under section 66 |
CaseLaw |
| 68 |
Form of summons, summons by whom served |
CaseLaw |
| 69 |
Summons how served |
CaseLaw |
| 70 |
Service when person summoned cannot be found |
CaseLaw |
| 71 |
Procedure when service cannot be effected as before provided |
CaseLaw |
| 72 |
Procedure when service cannot be effected as before provided |
CaseLaw |
| 73 |
Service of summons outside local limits |
CaseLaw |
| 74 |
Proof of service in such cases and when serving person not present |
CaseLaw |
| 75 |
Form of warrant of arrest, continuance of arrest, recognizance to be forwarded |
CaseLaw |
| 76 |
Court may direct security to be taken |
CaseLaw |
| 77 |
Warrants to whom directed, warrants to several persons |
CaseLaw |
| 78 |
Warrant may be directed to landholders, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 79 |
Warrant directed to police-officer |
CaseLaw |
| 80 |
Notification of substance of warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 81 |
Person arrested to be brought before Court without delay |
CaseLaw |
| 82 |
Where warrant may be executed |
CaseLaw |
| 83 |
Warrant forwarded for execution outside jurisdiction |
CaseLaw |
| 84 |
Warrant directed to police-officer for execution outside jurisdiction |
CaseLaw |
| 85 |
Procedure on arrest of person against whom warrant issued |
CaseLaw |
| 86 |
Procedure by Magistrate before whom person arrested is brought |
CaseLaw |
| 87 |
Proclamation and attachment |
CaseLaw |
| 88 |
Attachment of property of person absconding |
CaseLaw |
| 89 |
Restoration of attached property |
CaseLaw |
| 90 |
Issue of warrant in lieu of, or in addition to summons |
CaseLaw |
| 91 |
Power to take bond for appearance |
CaseLaw |
| 92 |
Arrest on breach of bond for appearance |
CaseLaw |
| 93 |
Provisions of this chapter generally applicable to summons and warrants of arrest |
CaseLaw |
| 94 |
Summons to produce document or other thing |
CaseLaw |
| 95 |
When search warrant may be issued |
CaseLaw |
| 96 |
Search warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 97 |
Power to restrict warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 98 |
Search of house suspected to contain stolen property, forged documents, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 99 |
Disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction |
CaseLaw |
| 100 |
Discovery, search of persons wrongfully confined |
CaseLaw |
| 101 |
Direction etc. Of search warrants |
CaseLaw |
| 102 |
Persons in charge of closed place to allow search |
CaseLaw |
| 103 |
Search to be made in presence of witnesses |
CaseLaw |
| 104 |
Powers to impound documents, etc. Produced |
CaseLaw |
| 105 |
Magistrate may direct search in his presence |
CaseLaw |
| 106 |
Security for keeping the peace on conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 107 |
Security for keeping the peace in other cases and security for good behaviour, procedure for keeping the peace on conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 108 |
Security for good behaviour from persons disseminating seditious matter |
CaseLaw |
| 109 |
Security for good behaviour from vagrants and suspected persons |
CaseLaw |
| 110 |
Security for good behaviour from habitual offenders |
CaseLaw |
| 111 |
Repeated by Act XII of 1923 |
CaseLaw |
| 112 |
Order to be made |
CaseLaw |
| 113 |
Procedure in respect of persons present in Court |
CaseLaw |
| 114 |
Summons or warrants in case of persons not so present |
CaseLaw |
| 115 |
Copy of order under section 112 to accompany summons or warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 116 |
Power to dispense with personal attendance |
CaseLaw |
| 117 |
Inquiry as to truth of information |
CaseLaw |
| 118 |
Order to give security |
CaseLaw |
| 119 |
Discharge of person informed against |
CaseLaw |
| 120 |
Commencement of period for which security is required |
CaseLaw |
| 121 |
Contents of bond |
| 122 |
Power to reject sureties |
CaseLaw |
| 123 |
Imprisonment in default of security |
CaseLaw |
| 124 |
Power to release persons imprisoned for failing to give security |
| 125 |
Power of district Magistrate to cancel any bond for keeping the peace or good behaviour |
| 126 |
Discharge of sureties |
CaseLaw |
| 127 |
Unlawful assembly |
| 128 |
Assembly to disperse on command of Magistrate or police-officer |
| 129 |
Use of military force |
CaseLaw |
| 130 |
Duty of officer commanding troops required by Magistrate to disperse assemble |
CaseLaw |
| 131 |
Power to commissioned military officers to disperse assembly |
CaseLaw |
| 132 |
Protection against prosecution for acts done under this chapter |
CaseLaw |
| 133 |
Conditional; order for removal of nuisance |
CaseLaw |
| 134 |
Service or notification of order |
CaseLaw |
| 135 |
Person to whom order is addressed to obey or show cause or claim jury |
CaseLaw |
| 136 |
Consequence of his failing to do so |
CaseLaw |
| 137 |
Procedure where he appears to show cause |
CaseLaw |
| 138 |
Procedure where he claims jury |
CaseLaw |
| 139 |
Procedure where jury finds Magistrate’s order to be reasonable |
CaseLaw |
| 140 |
Procedure on order being made absolute |
CaseLaw |
| 141 |
Procedure on failure to appoint jury or omission to return verdict |
| 142 |
Injunctions pending inquiry |
CaseLaw |
| 143 |
Magistrate may prohibit repetition or continuance of public nuisance |
CaseLaw |
| 144 |
Power to issue order absolute at once in urgent cases on nuisance or apprehend |
CaseLaw |
| 145 |
Procedure where disputes concerning land, etc., is likely to cause breach of peace inquiry as possession |
CaseLaw |
| 146 |
Power to attach subject of dispute |
CaseLaw |
| 147 |
Disputes concerning right of use of immovable property, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 148 |
Local inquiry |
CaseLaw |
| 149 |
Preventive action of the police |
CaseLaw |
| 150 |
Information of design to commit such offences |
CaseLaw |
| 151 |
Arrest to prevent such offences |
CaseLaw |
| 152 |
Prevention of inquiry to public property |
CaseLaw |
| 153 |
Inspection of weights and measures |
CaseLaw |
| 154 |
Information in cognizable cases |
CaseLaw |
| 155 |
Information in non-congnizable cases |
CaseLaw |
| 156 |
Investigation into congnizable case |
CaseLaw |
| 157 |
Procedure where cognizable offence suspected |
CaseLaw |
| 158 |
Report sunder section 157 how submitted |
CaseLaw |
| 159 |
Power to hold investigation or preliminary enquiry |
CaseLaw |
| 160 |
Police officer’s power to require attendance of witnesses |
CaseLaw |
| 161 |
Examination of witnesses by police |
CaseLaw |
| 162 |
Statements to police not to be signed: use of statements in evidence |
CaseLaw |
| 163 |
No inducement to be offered |
CaseLaw |
| 164 |
Power to record statement and confessions |
CaseLaw |
| 165 |
Search by police-officer |
CaseLaw |
| 166 |
When officer in charge of police station may require another to issue search warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 167 |
Procedure when investigation cannot be completed in twenty-four hours |
CaseLaw |
| 168 |
Report of investigation by subordinate police officer |
CaseLaw |
| 169 |
Release of accused when evidence deficient |
CaseLaw |
| 170 |
Case to be sent to Magistrate when evidence is sufficient |
CaseLaw |
| 171 |
Complainants and witnesses not to be required to accompany police officer complainants and witnesses not to be subjected to restraint |
CaseLaw |
| 172 |
Diary of proceedings in investigation |
CaseLaw |
| 173 |
Report of police-officer |
CaseLaw |
| 174 |
Police to inquire on suicide, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 175 |
Power to summon persons |
CaseLaw |
| 176 |
Inquiry by Magistrate into cause of death |
CaseLaw |
| 177 |
Ordinary place of inquiry and trial |
CaseLaw |
| 178 |
Power to order cases to be tries in different sessions divisions |
CaseLaw |
| 179 |
Accused triable in district where act is done or where consequence ensues |
CaseLaw |
| 180 |
Place of trial where act is offence by reason of relation to other offence |
CaseLaw |
| 181 |
Being a thug or belonging to a gang of dacoits, escape from custody etc., criminal misappropriation and criminal breach of trust, theft, kidnapping and abduction |
CaseLaw |
| 182 |
Place of inquiry or trial where scene of offence is uncertain or not in one district only or where offence is continuing or consists of several acts |
CaseLaw |
| 183 |
Offence committed on a journey |
CaseLaw |
| 184 |
Offences against railway, telegraph, post office and arms acts |
CaseLaw |
| 185 |
High Court to decide, in case of doubt, district where inquiry of trial shall take place |
CaseLaw |
| 186 |
Power to issue summons or warrant for offence committed beyond local jurisdiction Magistrate’s procedure on arrest |
CaseLaw |
| 187 |
Procedure where warrant issued by Subordinate Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 188 |
Liability for offences committed outside Pakistan |
CaseLaw |
| 189 |
Power to direct copies of depositions and exhibits to be received in evidence |
CaseLaw |
| 190 |
Cognizance of offences of Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 191 |
Transfer on application of accused |
CaseLaw |
| 192 |
Transfer of cases by Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 193 |
Cognizance of offences by Courts of sessions |
CaseLaw |
| 194 |
Cognizance of offences by High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 195 |
Prosecution for contempt of lawful authority of public servants; prosecution for certain offence against public justice |
CaseLaw |
| 196 |
Prosecution for offences against the state |
CaseLaw |
| 197 |
Prosecution of Judges and public servants |
CaseLaw |
| 198 |
Prosecution for breach of contract, defamation and offences against marriage |
CaseLaw |
| 199 |
Prosecution for adultery or enticing a married woman |
CaseLaw |
| 200 |
Examination of complaints |
CaseLaw |
| 201 |
Procedure by Magistrate not competent to take cognizance of the case |
CaseLaw |
| 202 |
Postponement of issue of process |
CaseLaw |
| 203 |
Dismissal of complaint |
CaseLaw |
| 204 |
On the commencement of proceeding before Court |
CaseLaw |
| 205 |
Magistrate may dispense with personal attendance of accused |
CaseLaw |
| 206 |
Power to commit for trial |
CaseLaw |
| 207 |
Procedure in inquiries preparatory to commitment |
CaseLaw |
| 208 |
Taking of evidence produced. Process for production of further evidence |
CaseLaw |
| 209 |
When accused person to be discharged |
CaseLaw |
| 210 |
When charge is to be framed. Charge to be explained, and copy furnished, to accused. |
CaseLaw |
| 211 |
List of witnesses for defence on trial |
CaseLaw |
| 212 |
Power of Magistrate to examine such witnesses |
CaseLaw |
| 213 |
Order of commitment |
CaseLaw |
| 214 |
Person charged outside presidency-towns jointly with European British subject |
CaseLaw |
| 215 |
Quashing commitments under section 213 |
CaseLaw |
| 216 |
Summons to witnesses for defence when accused is committed |
CaseLaw |
| 217 |
Bond of complainants and witnesses. Detention in custody in case of refusal to attend or to execute bond. |
CaseLaw |
| 218 |
Commitment when to be notified charges, etc. , to be forwarded to High Court or Court of session. |
CaseLaw |
| 219 |
Power to summon supplementary witnesses. |
CaseLaw |
| 220 |
Custody of accused pending trial |
CaseLaw |
| 221 |
For of charges |
CaseLaw |
| 222 |
Particulars as to time, place and person |
CaseLaw |
| 223 |
When manner of committing offence must be stated |
CaseLaw |
| 224 |
Words in charge taken in sense of law under which offence is punishable |
CaseLaw |
| 225 |
Effect of errors |
CaseLaw |
| 226 |
Procedure on commitment without charge or with imperfect charge |
CaseLaw |
| 227 |
Court may alter charge |
CaseLaw |
| 228 |
When trial may proceed immediately after alteration |
CaseLaw |
| 229 |
When new trial may be directed, or trial suspended |
CaseLaw |
| 230 |
Stay of proceedings if prosecution of offence in altered charge requires previous sanction |
CaseLaw |
| 231 |
Recall of witnesses when charge altered |
CaseLaw |
| 232 |
Effect of material error |
CaseLaw |
| 233 |
Separate charges for distinct offences |
CaseLaw |
| 234 |
Three offences of same kind within one year may be charged together |
CaseLaw |
| 235 |
Trial for more than one offence |
CaseLaw |
| 236 |
Where it is doubtful what offence has been committed |
CaseLaw |
| 237 |
When a person is charged with one offence, he can be convicted of another |
CaseLaw |
| 238 |
When offence proved included in offence charged |
CaseLaw |
| 239 |
What persons may be charged jointly |
CaseLaw |
| 240 |
Withdrawal of remaining charges on conviction on one of several charged |
CaseLaw |
| 241 |
Procedure in trial of cases |
CaseLaw |
| 242 |
Charge to be framed |
CaseLaw |
| 243 |
Procedure in summons-cases |
CaseLaw |
| 244 |
Procedure when no such admission is made |
CaseLaw |
| 245 |
Acquittal |
CaseLaw |
| 246 |
Finding not limited by complaint or summons |
CaseLaw |
| 247 |
Non-appearance of complainant |
CaseLaw |
| 248 |
Withdrawal of complaint |
CaseLaw |
| 249 |
Power to stop proceedings when no complain |
CaseLaw |
| 250 |
False, frivolous or vexatious accusations |
CaseLaw |
| 251 |
Procedures in warrant cases |
CaseLaw |
| 252 |
Evidence of prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 253 |
Discharge of accused |
CaseLaw |
| 254 |
Charge to be framed when offences appear |
CaseLaw |
| 255 |
Plea |
CaseLaw |
| 256 |
Defence |
CaseLaw |
| 257 |
Process for compelling production of evidence at instance of accused |
CaseLaw |
| 258 |
Acquittal conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 259 |
Absence of complainant |
CaseLaw |
| 260 |
Power to try summarily |
CaseLaw |
| 261 |
Power to invest-bench of Magistrates invested with-less power |
CaseLaw |
| 262 |
Procedure prescribed in chapter XX applicable |
CaseLaw |
| 263 |
Record in cases where there is no appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 264 |
Record in appealable cases |
CaseLaw |
| 265 |
Language of record and judgment, bench may be authorized to empty clerk |
CaseLaw |
| 266 |
High Court defined |
CaseLaw |
| 267 |
Trial by High Courts to be by jury |
CaseLaw |
| 268 |
Trials before Court of session to be jury or with assessors |
CaseLaw |
| 269 |
Provincial Government may order trials before Court of session to be by jury |
CaseLaw |
| 270 |
Trial before Court of session to be conducted by public prosecutor |
CaseLaw |
| 271 |
Commencement of trial |
CaseLaw |
| 272 |
Refusal to pled or claim to be tried. Trial by same jury or assessors of several offenders in succession |
CaseLaw |
| 273 |
Entry on unsustainable charges. Effect of entry |
CaseLaw |
| 274 |
Number of jury |
CaseLaw |
| 275 |
Jury for trial of European and Indian British subjects and others |
CaseLaw |
| 276 |
Jurors to be chosen by lot. Existing practice maintained ; persons not summoned when eligible; trials before special jurors |
CaseLaw |
| 277 |
Names of jurors to be called. Objection to jurors. Objection without grounds stated |
CaseLaw |
| 278 |
Grounds of objection |
CaseLaw |
| 279 |
Decision of objection. Supply of place of juror against whom objection allowed |
CaseLaw |
| 280 |
Foreman of jury |
CaseLaw |
| 281 |
Swearing of jurors |
CaseLaw |
| 282 |
Procedure when jurors ceases to attend, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 283 |
Discharge of jury in case of sickness of persons |
CaseLaw |
| 284 |
Assessors how chosen |
CaseLaw |
| 285 |
Procedure when assessor is unable to attend |
CaseLaw |
| 286 |
Procedure when assessor is unable to attend |
CaseLaw |
| 287 |
Examination of accused before Magistrate to be evidence |
CaseLaw |
| 288 |
Evidence given at preliminary inquiry admissible |
CaseLaw |
| 289 |
Procedure after examination of witnesses for prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 290 |
Defence |
CaseLaw |
| 291 |
Right of accused as to examination and summoning of witnesses |
CaseLaw |
| 292 |
Prosecutor’s right of reply |
CaseLaw |
| 293 |
View by jury or assessors |
CaseLaw |
| 294 |
When jurors or assessor may be examined |
CaseLaw |
| 295 |
Jury or assessors to attend at adjourned settings |
CaseLaw |
| 296 |
Locking up jury |
CaseLaw |
| 297 |
Charge to jury |
CaseLaw |
| 298 |
Duty of Judge |
CaseLaw |
| 299 |
Duty of jury |
CaseLaw |
| 300 |
Retirement to consider |
CaseLaw |
| 301 |
Delivery of verdict |
CaseLaw |
| 302 |
Procedure where jury differ. |
CaseLaw |
| 303 |
Verdict to be given on each charge. Judge may question jury. Questions and answers to be recorded |
CaseLaw |
| 304 |
Amending verdict |
CaseLaw |
| 305 |
Verdict in High Court when to prevail. Discharge of jury in other cases |
CaseLaw |
| 306 |
Procedure where sessions Judge disagree with verdict |
CaseLaw |
| 307 |
Procedure where sessions Judge disagree with verdict |
CaseLaw |
| 308 |
Re-trial of accused after discharge of duty |
CaseLaw |
| 309 |
Delivery of opinions of assessors. Judgment |
CaseLaw |
| 310 |
Procedure in case of previous conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 311 |
When evidence of previous conviction may be given |
CaseLaw |
| 312 |
Number of special jurors |
CaseLaw |
| 313 |
Lists of common and special jurors. Discretion of officer preparing lists. |
CaseLaw |
| 314 |
Publication of lists, preliminary and revised |
CaseLaw |
| 315 |
Number of jurors to be summoned. Supplementary summons. |
CaseLaw |
| 316 |
Summoning jurors outside the place of sitting of High Courts |
CaseLaw |
| 317 |
Military jurors |
CaseLaw |
| 318 |
Failure of jurors to attend |
CaseLaw |
| 319 |
Liability to serve as jurors or assessors. |
CaseLaw |
| 320 |
Exemptions |
CaseLaw |
| 321 |
Lists of jurors and assessors |
CaseLaw |
| 322 |
Publication of list |
CaseLaw |
| 323 |
Objection to list |
CaseLaw |
| 324 |
Revision of list. Annual revision of list |
CaseLaw |
| 325 |
Preparation of list of special jurors |
CaseLaw |
| 326 |
District Magistrate to summon jurors and assessor |
CaseLaw |
| 327 |
Power to summon another set of jurors or assessor |
CaseLaw |
| 328 |
Form and contents of summons |
CaseLaw |
| 329 |
When state or railway servant may be excused |
CaseLaw |
| 330 |
Court may excuse attendance of juror or assessor. Court may relieve special jurors from liability to serve again as jurors for twelve months. |
CaseLaw |
| 331 |
List of jurors and assessors attending |
CaseLaw |
| 332 |
Penalty for non-attendance of juror or assessor |
CaseLaw |
| 333 |
Power of advocate general to stay prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 334 |
Time of holding sittings |
CaseLaw |
| 335 |
Place of holding sittings. Notice of sitting |
CaseLaw |
| 336 |
Place of trial of European British subjects |
CaseLaw |
| 337 |
Tender of pardon to accomplice |
CaseLaw |
| 338 |
Power to grant or tender of pardon |
CaseLaw |
| 339 |
Trial of person to whom pardon has been tendered |
CaseLaw |
| 340 |
Right of person against whom proceedings are instituted to be defended and his competency to be a witness |
CaseLaw |
| 341 |
Procedure where accused does not understand proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 342 |
Power to examine the accused |
CaseLaw |
| 343 |
No influence to be used to induce disclosures |
CaseLaw |
| 344 |
Power to postpone or adjourn proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 345 |
Compounding offences |
CaseLaw |
| 346 |
Procedure of Magistrate in cases which he cannot dispose of |
CaseLaw |
| 347 |
Procedure when, after commencement of trial, Magistrate finds case should be tried by Court of session or High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 348 |
Trial of persons previously convicted of offences against coinage stamp-law or property |
| 349 |
Procedure when Magistrate cannot pass sentence sufficiently severe |
CaseLaw |
| 350 |
Conviction on evidence partly recorded by one presiding officer and partly by another |
CaseLaw |
| 351 |
Detention of offenders attending Court |
CaseLaw |
| 352 |
Courts to be open |
CaseLaw |
| 353 |
Evidence to be taken in presence of accused |
CaseLaw |
| 354 |
Manner of recording evidence |
CaseLaw |
| 355 |
Record in trial of certain cases by first and second class Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| 356 |
Record in other cases |
CaseLaw |
| 357 |
Language of record of evidence |
CaseLaw |
| 358 |
Option to Magistrate in cases under section 355 |
CaseLaw |
| 359 |
Mode of recording evidence under section 355 or section 357 |
CaseLaw |
| 360 |
Procedure in regard to such evidence when completed |
CaseLaw |
| 361 |
Interpretation of evidence to accused or his pleader |
CaseLaw |
| 362 |
Record of evidence in presidency Magistrates’ Court |
CaseLaw |
| 363 |
Remarks respecting demeanour of witness |
CaseLaw |
| 364 |
Examination of accused how recorded |
CaseLaw |
| 365 |
Record of evidence in High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 366 |
Mode of delivering judgment |
CaseLaw |
| 367 |
Language of judgment: contents of judgment |
CaseLaw |
| 368 |
Sentence of death |
CaseLaw |
| 369 |
Court not to alter judgment |
CaseLaw |
| 370 |
Presidency Magistrates’ judgment |
CaseLaw |
| 371 |
Copy of judgment, etc. To he given to accused |
CaseLaw |
| 372 |
Judgment when to be translated |
CaseLaw |
| 373 |
Court of session to send copy of finding and sentence to district Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 374 |
Sentence of death to be submitted by Court of session |
CaseLaw |
| 375 |
Power to direct further inquiry to be made or additional evidence to be taken |
CaseLaw |
| 376 |
Power of High Court to confirm sentence or annual conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 377 |
Confirmation of new sentence to be signed by two Judges |
CaseLaw |
| 378 |
Procedure in case of difference of opinion |
CaseLaw |
| 379 |
Procedure in cases submitted to High Court for confirmation |
CaseLaw |
| 380 |
Procedure in cases submitted by Magistrate not empowered to act under section 562 |
CaseLaw |
| 381 |
Execution of order passed under section 376 |
CaseLaw |
| 382 |
Postponement of capital sentence or pregnant woman |
CaseLaw |
| 383 |
Execution of sentences of imprisonment for life or imprisonment in other cases |
CaseLaw |
| 384 |
Direction of warrant for execution |
CaseLaw |
| 385 |
Warrant with whom to be lodged |
CaseLaw |
| 386 |
Warrant for levy of fine |
CaseLaw |
| 387 |
Effect of such warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 388 |
Suspension of execution of sentence of imprisonment |
CaseLaw |
| 389 |
Who may issue warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 390 |
Execution of sentence of whipping only |
CaseLaw |
| 391 |
Execution of sentence of whipping in addition to imprisonment |
CaseLaw |
| 392 |
Mode of inflicting punishment |
CaseLaw |
| 393 |
Not to be executed by instalments. Exemptions |
CaseLaw |
| 394 |
Whipping not to be inflicted if offender not in fit state of health |
CaseLaw |
| 395 |
Procedure if punishment cannot be inflicted under section 394 |
CaseLaw |
| 396 |
Execution of sentences on escaped convicts |
CaseLaw |
| 397 |
Sentence on offender already sentenced for another offence |
CaseLaw |
| 398 |
Saving as to sections 396 and 397 |
CaseLaw |
| 399 |
Confinement of youthful offenders in reformatories |
CaseLaw |
| 400 |
Return of warrant on execution of sentence |
CaseLaw |
| 401 |
Power to suspend or remit sentences |
CaseLaw |
| 402 |
Power to commute punishment |
CaseLaw |
| 403 |
Persons once convicted or acquitted not to be tried for same offence |
CaseLaw |
| 404 |
Unless otherwise provided, no appeal to lie |
CaseLaw |
| 405 |
Appeal from order rejecting application for restoration of attached property |
CaseLaw |
| 406 |
Appeal from order requiring security for keeping the peace or for good behaviour |
CaseLaw |
| 407 |
Appeal from sentence of Magistrate of the second or third class |
CaseLaw |
| 408 |
Appeal from sentence of assistant sessions Judge or Magistrate of the first class |
CaseLaw |
| 409 |
Appeal to Court of session how heard |
CaseLaw |
| 410 |
Appeal from sentence of Court of session |
CaseLaw |
| 411 |
Appeal from sentence of presidency Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 412 |
No appeal in certain cases when accused pleads guilty |
CaseLaw |
| 413 |
No appeal in petty cases |
CaseLaw |
| 414 |
No appeal from certain summary convictions |
CaseLaw |
| 415 |
Proviso to section 413 and 414 |
CaseLaw |
| 416 |
Savings of sentences on European British subjects |
CaseLaw |
| 417 |
Appeal in case of acquittal |
CaseLaw |
| 418 |
Appeal on what matters admissible |
CaseLaw |
| 419 |
Petition of appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 420 |
Procedure when appellant in jail |
CaseLaw |
| 421 |
Summary dismissal of appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 422 |
Notice of appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 423 |
Powers of appellate Court in disposing of appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 424 |
Judgments of subordinate appellate Courts |
CaseLaw |
| 425 |
Order by High Court on appeal to be certified to lower Court |
CaseLaw |
| 426 |
Suspension of sentence pending appeal: release of appellant on bail |
CaseLaw |
| 427 |
Arrest of accused in appeal from acquittal |
CaseLaw |
| 428 |
Appellate Court may take further evidence or direct to be taken |
CaseLaw |
| 429 |
Procedure where Judges of Court of appeal are equally divided |
CaseLaw |
| 430 |
Finality of orders on appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 431 |
Abatement of appeals |
CaseLaw |
| 432 |
Reference by presidency Magistrate to High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 433 |
Disposal of case according to decision of High Court and direction as to costs |
CaseLaw |
| 434 |
Power to reserve questions arising in original jurisdiction of High Court and procedure when question reserved |
CaseLaw |
| 435 |
Of references and revision |
CaseLaw |
| 436 |
Power to order inquiry |
CaseLaw |
| 437 |
Power to order commitment |
CaseLaw |
| 438 |
Report to High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 439 |
High Court’s powers of revision |
CaseLaw |
| 440 |
Optional with Court to hear parties |
CaseLaw |
| 441 |
Statement by presidency Magistrate of grounds of his decision to be considered by High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 442 |
High Court’s order to be certified to lower Court of Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 443 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 444 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 445 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 446 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 447 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 448 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 449 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 450 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 451 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 452 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 453 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 454 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 455 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 456 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 457 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 458 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 459 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 460 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 461 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 462 |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 463 |
[Omitted] |
|
| 464 |
Procedure in case of accused being lunatic |
CaseLaw |
| 465 |
Procedure in case of person sent for trial Court of session or High Court being lunatic |
CaseLaw |
| 466 |
Release of lunatic pending investigation or trial custody of lunatic |
CaseLaw |
| 467 |
Resumption of inquiry or trial |
CaseLaw |
| 468 |
Procedure on accused appearing before Magistrate or Court |
CaseLaw |
| 469 |
When accused appears to have been insane |
CaseLaw |
| 470 |
Judgment of acquittal on ground of lunacy |
CaseLaw |
| 471 |
Person acquitted on such ground to be detained in safe custody |
CaseLaw |
| 472 |
Lunatic prisoners to be visited by inspector general |
CaseLaw |
| 473 |
Procedure where lunatic prisoner is reported capable of making his defence |
CaseLaw |
| 474 |
Procedure where lunatic detained under section 466 or 471 is declared fit to be released |
CaseLaw |
| 475 |
Delivery of lunatic to care of relative or friend |
CaseLaw |
| 476 |
Procedure in cases mentioned in section 195 |
CaseLaw |
| 477 |
Power of Court of session as to such offences committed before itself |
CaseLaw |
| 478 |
Power of civil and revenue Courts to complete inquiry and commit to High Court or Court of session |
CaseLaw |
| 479 |
Procedure of civil or revenue Court of in such cases |
CaseLaw |
| 480 |
Procedure in certain cases of contempt |
CaseLaw |
| 481 |
Record in such cases |
CaseLaw |
| 482 |
Procedure where Court considers that case should not be dealt with under s. 480 |
CaseLaw |
| 483 |
When registrar of sub-registrar to be deemed a civil Court within s. 480 and 482 |
CaseLaw |
| 484 |
Discharge of offender on submission of apology |
CaseLaw |
| 485 |
Imprisonment or committal of person refusing to answer or produce document |
CaseLaw |
| 486 |
Appeals from convictions in contempt cases |
CaseLaw |
| 487 |
Certain Judge and Magistrates not to try offences referred to in section 195 when committed before themselves |
CaseLaw |
| 488 |
Order for maintenance of wives and children |
CaseLaw |
| 489 |
Alteration in allowance |
CaseLaw |
| 490 |
Enforcement of order of maintenance |
CaseLaw |
| 491 |
Power to issue directions of the nature of habeas corpus |
CaseLaw |
| 492 |
Power to appoint public prosecutor |
CaseLaw |
| 493 |
Public prosecutor may plead in all Courts in cases under his charge; pleaders privately instructed to be under his direction |
CaseLaw |
| 494 |
Effect of withdrawal from prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 495 |
Permission to conduct prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 496 |
In what cases bail to be taken |
CaseLaw |
| 497 |
When bail may be taken in cases of non-bailable offence |
CaseLaw |
| 498 |
Power to direct admission to bail or reduction of bail |
CaseLaw |
| 499 |
Bond of accused and sureties |
CaseLaw |
| 500 |
Discharge from custody |
CaseLaw |
| 501 |
Power to order sufficient bail, when that first taken is insufficient |
CaseLaw |
| 502 |
Discharge of sureties |
CaseLaw |
| 503 |
When attendance of witness may be dispensed with |
CaseLaw |
| 504 |
Commission in case of witness being within presidency town |
CaseLaw |
| 505 |
Parties may examine witnesses |
| 506 |
Power of Magistrate to apply for issue of commission |
CaseLaw |
| 507 |
Return of commission |
| 508 |
Adjournment of inquiry or trial |
CaseLaw |
| 509 |
Deposition of medical witness |
CaseLaw |
| 510 |
Report of chemical examiner, serologist etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 511 |
Previous conviction or acquittal how proved |
CaseLaw |
| 512 |
Record of evidence in absence of accused |
CaseLaw |
| 513 |
Deposit instead of recognizance |
CaseLaw |
| 514 |
Procedure on forfeiture of bond |
CaseLaw |
| 515 |
Appeal from, and revision of, orders under section 514 |
CaseLaw |
| 516 |
Power to direct levy of amount due on certain recognizances |
CaseLaw |
| 517 |
Order for disposal of property regarding which offence committed |
CaseLaw |
| 518 |
Order may take form of reference to district or sub-divisional Magistrate |
CaseLaw |
| 519 |
Payment to innocent purchaser of money found on accused |
CaseLaw |
| 520 |
Stay of order under sections 517, 518 or 519 |
CaseLaw |
| 521 |
Destruction of libelous and other matter |
CaseLaw |
| 522 |
Power to restore possession of immovable property |
CaseLaw |
| 523 |
Procedure by police upon seizure of property taken under section 51 or stolen |
CaseLaw |
| 524 |
Procedure where no claimant appears within six months |
CaseLaw |
| 525 |
Power to sell perishable property |
CaseLaw |
| 526 |
High Court may transfer case or itself try it |
CaseLaw |
| 527 |
Power of provincial Government to transfer cases and appeal |
CaseLaw |
| 528 |
Sessions Judge may withdraw cases form Assistant Sessions Judge |
CaseLaw |
| 529 |
Irregularities which do not vitiate proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 530 |
Irregularities which vitiate proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 531 |
Proceedings in wrong place |
CaseLaw |
| 532 |
When irregular commitments may be validated |
| 533 |
Non-compliance with provisions of section 164 or 364 |
CaseLaw |
| 534 |
Omission to give information under section 447 |
CaseLaw |
| 535 |
Effect of omission to prepare charge |
CaseLaw |
| 536 |
Trial by jury of offence triable with assessors |
| 537 |
Finding or sentence when reversible by reason of error or omission in charge or other proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 538 |
Attachment not illegal, person making same not trespasser for defect or want of form in proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 539 |
Courts and persons before whom affidavits may be sworn |
CaseLaw |
| 540 |
Power to summon material witness or examine persons present |
CaseLaw |
| 541 |
Power to appoint place of imprisonment |
CaseLaw |
| 542 |
Power of presidency Magistrate to order prisoners in jail to be brought up for examination |
| 543 |
Interpreter to be bound to interpret truthfully |
CaseLaw |
| 544 |
Expenses of complainants and witnesses |
CaseLaw |
| 545 |
Power of Court to pay expenses or compensation out of fine |
CaseLaw |
| 546 |
Payments to be taken into account in subsequent suit |
| 547 |
Money ordered to be paid recoverable as fines |
| 548 |
Copies of proceedings |
CaseLaw |
| 549 |
Delivery to military authorities of persons liable to be tried by Court Martial |
CaseLaw |
| 550 |
Powers to police to seize property suspected to be stolen |
CaseLaw |
| 551 |
Powers of superior officers of police |
CaseLaw |
| 552 |
Power to compel restoration of abducted females |
CaseLaw |
| 553 |
Compensation to persons groundlessly given in charge in presidency town |
| 554 |
Power of High Courts to make rules for inspection of records of subordinate Courts |
CaseLaw |
| 555 |
Forms |
CaseLaw |
| 556 |
Case in which Judge or Magistrate is personally interested |
CaseLaw |
| 557 |
Practising pleader not to sit as Magistrate in certain Courts |
| 558 |
Power to decide language of Courts |
CaseLaw |
| 559 |
Provision for powers of Judges and Magistrate being exercised by their successors in office |
CaseLaw |
| 560 |
Officers concerned in sale not to purchase or bid for property |
| 561 |
Special provisions with respect to offence of rape by a husband |
CaseLaw |
| 562 |
Powers of Court to release certain convicted offenders on probation of good conduct instead of sentencing to punishment |
CaseLaw |
| 563 |
Provision in case of offender failing to observe conditions of his recognizance |
| 564 |
Conditions as to abode of offender |
| 565 |
Order for notifying address of previously convicted offender |
| 284-A |
Assessors for trial of European and Indian British subjects and others |
| 285-A |
Trial of European or Indian British subject or European or American jointly accused with others |
| 29-A |
Trial of European British subjects by second and third class Magistrates |
| 29-B |
Jurisdiction in the case of juveniles |
CaseLaw |
| 34-A |
Sentences which Courts and Magistrates may pass upon European British subjects |
| 86-A |
Procedure for removal in custody to tribal area |
CaseLaw |
| 93-A |
Special rules regarding processes issued for service or execution outside Pakistan and processes received from outside Pakistan for service or execution within Pakistan |
CaseLaw |
| 93-B |
Special rules regarding processes issued for service or execution outside Pakistan and processes received from outside Pakistan for service or execution within Pakistan |
CaseLaw |
| 93-C |
Special rules regarding processes issued for service or execution outside Pakistan and processes received from outside Pakistan for service or execution within Pakistan |
CaseLaw |
| 99-A |
Power to declare certain publications forfeited and to issue search warrants for the same |
CaseLaw |
| 99-B |
Application to High Court to set aside order of forfeiture |
CaseLaw |
| 99-C |
Hearing by special bench |
CaseLaw |
| 99-D |
Order of High Court setting aside forfeiture |
CaseLaw |
| 99-E |
Evidence to prove nature or tendency of newspapers |
CaseLaw |
| 99-F |
Procedure in High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 99-G |
Search warrant |
CaseLaw |
| 126-A |
Security for unexpired period of bond |
| 131-A |
Power to use military force for public security and maintenance of law and order |
CaseLaw |
| 132-A |
Definitions |
CaseLaw |
| 139-A |
Procedure where existence of public right is denied |
CaseLaw |
| 196-A |
Prosecution for certain classes of criminal conspiracy |
CaseLaw |
| 196-B |
Preliminary inquiry in certain cases |
CaseLaw |
| 198-A |
Prosecution for defamation against public servants in respect of their conduct in discharge of public functions |
CaseLaw |
| 199-A |
Objection by lawful guardian to complaint by person other than person aggrieved |
CaseLaw |
| 199-B |
Form of authorization under second proviso to section 198 or 199 |
CaseLaw |
| 241-A |
Supply of statements and documents to the accused |
CaseLaw |
| 244-A |
Statement made under section 164 |
CaseLaw |
| 245-A |
Procedure in cases of previous convictions |
CaseLaw |
| 249-A |
Power of Magistrate to acquit accused at any stage |
CaseLaw |
| 255-A |
Procedure in case of previous convictions |
CaseLaw |
| 265-A |
Trials before High Courts and Court of session |
CaseLaw |
| 265-B |
Procedure in cases triable by High Courts and Courts of session |
CaseLaw |
| 265-C |
Supply of statements and document to accused |
CaseLaw |
| 265-D |
When charge is to be framed |
CaseLaw |
| 265-E |
Plea |
CaseLaw |
| 265-F |
Evidence for prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 265-G |
Summing up by prosecutor and defence |
CaseLaw |
| 265-H |
Acquittal or conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 265-I |
Procedure in case of previous conviction |
CaseLaw |
| 265-J |
Statement under section 164 admissible |
CaseLaw |
| 265-K |
Power of Court to acquit accused at any stage |
CaseLaw |
| 265-L |
Power of advocate-general to stay prosecution |
CaseLaw |
| 265-M |
Time of holding sittings |
CaseLaw |
| 265-N |
Place of holding sittings |
CaseLaw |
| 339-A |
Procedure in trial of person under section 339 |
CaseLaw |
| 350-A |
Changes in constitution of benches |
CaseLaw |
| 382-B |
Period of detention to be considered while awarding sentence of imprisonment |
CaseLaw |
| 382-C |
Scandalous or false and frivolous pleas to be considered in passing sentence |
| 402-A |
Power to commute punishment |
CaseLaw |
| 402-B |
Persons once convicted or acquitted not to be tried for the same offence |
CaseLaw |
| 406-A |
Appeal from order refusing to accept or rejecting a surety |
CaseLaw |
| 411-A |
Appeal from sentence of High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 415-A |
Special right of appeal in certain cases |
| 439-A |
Sessions Judge’s powers of revision |
CaseLaw |
| 476-A |
Forwarding of cases for trial by Courts having jurisdiction |
CaseLaw |
| 476-B |
Appeals |
CaseLaw |
| 491-A |
Powers of High Court outside the limits of appellate jurisdiction |
CaseLaw |
| 498-A |
No bail to be granted to a person not in custody |
CaseLaw |
| 508-A |
Application of this chapter to commission issued in Burma |
CaseLaw |
| 514-A |
Procedure in case of insolvency or death of surety or when a bond is forfeited |
CaseLaw |
| 514-B |
Bond required from a minor |
CaseLaw |
| 516-A |
Of the disposal of property pending trial in certain cases |
CaseLaw |
| 517-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 522-A |
Power to restore possession of movable property |
CaseLaw |
| 526-A |
High Court to transfer for trial |
CaseLaw |
| 539-A |
Affidavits I proof of conduct of public servant |
CaseLaw |
| 539-B |
Local inspection |
CaseLaw |
| 540-A |
Provision for inquiries an trial being held in the absence of accused in certain cases |
CaseLaw |
| 544-A |
Compensation to the heirs of the person killed, etc. |
CaseLaw |
| 546-A |
Order of payment of certain fees paid by complainant in non cognizable cases |
CaseLaw |
| 561-A |
Saving of inherent power of High Court |
CaseLaw |
| 504-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 382-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 349-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 251-A |
[Omitted] |
CaseLaw |
| 108-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 385-B |
|
|
| 402-C |
Remission or commutation of certain sentences not to be without consent |
CaseLaw |
| FIRST SCHEDULE |
[Repealed] |
CaseLaw |
| SECOND SCHEDULE |
Tabular Statement of Offences |
CaseLaw |
| THIRD SCHEDULE |
Oridnary Powers of Provincial Magistrates |
CaseLaw |
| FOURTH SCHEDULE |
Additional Powers with which Provincial Magistrates may be Invested |
CaseLaw |
| FIFTH SCHEDULE |
Forms |
CaseLaw |
| 22-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 528-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 417-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 494-A |
Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) 1898 |
CaseLaw |
| 268-K |
Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) 1898 |
CaseLaw |
| 23-a |
|
CaseLaw |
| 23-A |
|
|
| 381-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 523-A |
Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) 1898 |
CaseLaw |
| 174-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 338-E |
|
CaseLaw |
| 249-K |
|
CaseLaw |
| 164-A |
Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) 1898 |
CaseLaw |
| 203-B |
Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) 1898 |
CaseLaw |
| 338-H |
|
CaseLaw |
| 14-A |
Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) 1898 |
CaseLaw |
| 203-C |
|
CaseLaw |
| 344-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 245-D |
|
CaseLaw |
| 245-E |
|
CaseLaw |
| 245-F |
|
CaseLaw |
| 382-E |
|
CaseLaw |
| 250-A |
|
CaseLaw |
| 164-B |
|
CaseLaw |
| 156-A |
|
CaseLaw |
