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Section 51A: Disposal of case against an officer or a subordinate officer after preparation of record of evidence or abstract of evidence

Border Security Force Rule, 1969Central Rules · 1968

(1) Where an officer has been detailed to prepare the record of evidence or to make an abstract thereof, he shall forward the same to 1[ the officer or authority who] ordered for its preparation.

1. Subs by SO 2628(E) dated 25th Nov 2011.

2. Ins by SO 436(E) dated 29thMay 1990. 3. Ins by SO, 1757(E) dated 19 April’2017.

BSF RULES 103 1 [(2) If the officer or authority considers the evidence recorded insufficient but considers that further evidence may be available, he may remand the case for recording additional evidence.

(3) The officer or authority mentioned above, after going through the record or abstract of evidence, including additional evidence, if any, may-

(ii) 2[dismiss the charge after recording the reasons therefor];

or

(iii) dispose of the case summarily if he is so em- powered; or

(iv) refer the case to competent superior officer for disposal; or

(v) apply to a competent officer or authority to convene a General Security Force Court for the trial of the accused.]

Where this provision sits

ActBorder Security Force Rule, 1969
Section51A
Marginal noteDisposal of case against an officer or a subordinate officer after preparation of record of evidence or abstract of evidence
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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