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Section 27

The Assam Frontier (Administration of Justice) Regulation,1945State Act of Arunachal Pradesh · Act 1 of 1945

(l) All appeals under section 25 or 26 must be presented within thirty days, from the date of the order appealed against, excluding the time taken in procuring a copy the order. Provided that an appeal from a sentence of death shali be preferred within seven days from the date of the sentence, excluding the time taken in procuring a copy of the order.

(2) The lDeputy Commissioner]2 shall on passing a sontence of deatb, inform the person sentenced of the provisions of sub-section (l ).

28. The [High Court]r or [Dputy Commissioner]: may call for the proceedings ofany officer subordinate to [it]5 and reduce, enhance or cancel any sentence passed. or remand the case for retrial, but no offence shall be punished by a sentence exceeding that warranted by law.

29. The [High Court]3 may for any reason which [it]s considers proper transfer any original case, pending or under trial before any Coun to any other Court comp€tent to try it, which is governed by this Regulation.

l. Substituted for 'Assistanr political Ofticer, bv the NEFA ( Administmtion ) Regulation. I 965.

2. Substituted for 'Polirical Officer,bv the NEFA (.Administration) Regulation 1965.

3. Substituted for 'Governor' by ALO 1950.

4. Substituted for'Ar his discretion'by ALO, 1950.

5. Substituted for'him'by ALO 1950.

x**Substituted for "Seven days', by the Assam Frontier (Administration of Justice) Regulation. 1945 (Amendment) Act, 2005 (No. I of 2005).

Appeals from village authorities.

Appcals fiom Assistant C-onrnissioner.

Appeal to the HiSh Court.

Limitation for appeals.

Powcr of Revision.

Transfer of cases.

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ActThe Assam Frontier (Administration of Justice) Regulation,1945
Section27
JurisdictionState of Arunachal Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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