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Section 13

The Assam Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1934State Act of Assam · Act 3 of 1934

(1) In any tria l by Commissioners app oin ted Special pro - under th u Act, a Commissioner may dictate the Cv i- ” ,! on’ fo r dence of any w itness in narra tive form to a stenogra-pher. typist or clerk, who shall take down the sam e:

Provided tha t the Commiss ioners may cause any pa rti cu lar question o r answer to be so ta ken down.

(2) Th e evidence tak en dow n under jb-sec tion

(1), or a transc ript or copy thereof, shall be signed by the G- mmissioners aft er they have corr ecte d any clerical errors ther ein , an d on such signature shall lorm pa rt o f the record .

(3) Notwi ths tanding anyth ing con tained in sec­ tion 356 of the Code where evidence is recorded in the manner pro vided in sub-sections (1 ) and (2) it shall uvt be necessary for the Commissioners to record any memo ran dum of such evidence.

14. Th e [ap propria te Gov ernment]* may, by noti- Rule-makfication in the [Official Ga&Utjt* make rules not power* inconsis tent with this Act to prov ide for all or any of pr iai”t>P;”L thc following matter s, na mely:— ve romen t

(i) the limes and place s a t which Commissioners app oin ted under this A c t may sit , • Su bs tituted by th e A. O . 1937 for ' ‘Local Go vernm ent’*, f Substi tuted by the A. O . 1937 for •• Jsjsw Guecile” .

Assam Crim ina l Law Amendment A ct c (n the proc edu re of such Commissioners in ­ cluding the ap po int men t and powers of the ir Pres ident, an d the pro ced ure to be ado pted in the event of an y Commissi oner being p rev ent ed from att en ding thr ou gh ou t the trial of any accu sed pers on ;

{Hi) the con duct of and the proc ed ure at trials , the ma nner in whi ch pro sec utio ns before such Comm ission ers shall be con duc ted an d the ap po iu tm en t an d pow ers of pe r­ sons c ond uct ing such pro sec utio ns ;

u'v) the exec utio n of sen tence s pas sed by such Commissi oners ;

if ) the tem porary custody or release on bail of persons refe rred to or inc lud ed in any orde r ma de u nd er s ub-s ecti on ( I ) of se ction

3. and the transmission of reco rds to the Comm issioners ; and (t i) any ma tter which appears to the [app ro­ pri ate Gov crnm entJ 1 2 to be nece ssary for car rying in to effect the prov isions of this Vet relating to or an cil ary , to tria ls befor e Commissioners- Appeals and 15- ,1.' Any person con vict ed on a trial held by < oa&rm»- Comm issioners un de r this Act may ap pe al [th e Hig h ,l ** * Co urt ft i the St ate of Assa m] i an d suc h ap pe al shall be disposed of by the Hig h Co ur t in the ma nn er pro ­ vid ed in Ch ap ter X X X I of the Cod e.

(2 j When the Commissi oners pass a sen tenc e of de ath , the reco rd of the proceeding s before them shal l be sub mitted to the Hig h Co urt an d th e sen tence shall not be execute d unless it is conf irme d by th e High Co urt which sha ll exerc ise in respec t of such pro cee d­ ings all the power s conferred on the High Co urt bv Ch apt ei X X V II of the Cod e- 1 Substituted by di e A- O . HM? loy ‘ Loca l Go xer nm ent” .

2 Sub ni tu ted by the A. (J . 19S0 for ’’th e High C ou rt of Ju dic atu re V il li vn in Benga l’ I ll or 19.34] Assam C bim inai L aw A mendment Act 83

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ActThe Assam Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1934
Section13
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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