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Section 53: Disposal of case by Commanding Officer after record or abstract of evidence

Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force Rule, 1994Central Rules · 1992

(l) Where an officer has been detailed to prepare the record of evidence or to make an abstract thereof he shall forward the same to the Commanding Officer.

(2) The Commanding Officer may, after going through the record or abstract of evidence prepared by him or by another officer,-- 21

(i) remand the case for recording additional evidence, if required; or

(ii) dismiss the charge provided that where disciplinary action has been initiated against an officer on a reference from a superior authority, the charge shall not be dismissed without reference to such an authority, or

(iii) rehear the charge and award one of the Summary /minor punishments; or

(iv) try the accused summarily under section 56 or by a Summary Force Court where he is empowered to do so; or

(v) remand the case for summary disposal by the competent authority in the case of an officer or a subordinate officer; or

(vi) apply to a competent officer or authority to convene a Court for the trial of the accused.

Where this provision sits

ActIndo-Tibetan Border Police Force Rule, 1994
Section53
Marginal noteDisposal of case by Commanding Officer after record or abstract of evidence
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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