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Section 13: For seclion 17, the following sections shall be substituted, namely

The West Bengal Separation Of Judicial And Executive Functions Act, 1970State Act of West Bengal · Act 8 of 1970

"SU bordina- 17. (I) All Executive Magistrrrres appointed lion of underseciions 12,13 and i4 sha~l be subordinate lo Magism[=. the Dislrict Magistrale, and he may, from time lo time, make rules or give special orders consistcnl with this Code as lo the distribution of business arnongsr such Magistnles.

(2) Every Execurive Magistrate in a sub-division shall be subordinale lo the Sub-divisional E~ecuuve Magismte, subject, however, ro thc general conlrol of the Dislrict Magistrare.

Sulwrdihdon 17A. (1) All Judicial Magismites appointed of Judicial Magismrcs under seclions 12. 13A and 14 and all Benches and consti~uied under section 15, shalI, subject to the control ofthesessions Judge, besubordinatc lo thesub-divisional Judicial Magistrate and the Sub-divisional Judicial Magisrmre may from time to time disrribute the business amongst such Judicial Magislratts and Benches consisten~ly with his Code and ll~e rules framed by thc High Coun.

(2) TheSub.divisionalJudicialMagistra~eshal1 bcsubordi nate to the Session Judge.

(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (I), Ihe Sessions Judge may, if for any reason he thinks fit so to do.

distribulc h c business referred lo i n that sub-seclion amongst the Judicial Magistrates and Benches within the sessions division consistently with this Code and Ihe rules framed by the High court.

Tfrc West Bellgal Separatiotr of Jrtdicinl und Execurive Frdncriot~s Act. 1970.

Subrdination 17B. (1) All Assistant Sessions Judges shall of A<sisIant Scsrions be subordinate to thesessions Ju Jge in whosecourt JudgcroIhc [hey may exercise jurisdiction and the Sessions Scssions Judge. Judgc may from time to rime disuibute thc business amongst such Assistan1 Session Judges consistentIy wirh this Code and the rules framed by [hc High Court.

(2) Thc Scssions Judge may atso, when he himself is unavoidably absenl or incapable of acting, make provisions for [he disposal of any urgent application by an Addirional or Assistant Sessions Judge or, i f there be no Addirional or Assisranr Sessions Judge, by the Sub-divisional Judicial Magistrate, and any such Judge or Magistrate shall have jurisdiction to deal with any such application.

Dele6a1i0n 17C. TheHigh Court, andsubject roils control powcrs by nigh Coun. the Sessions Judge, may aulhorize an Additional Sessions Judge lo pcrfom within its jurisdiction all or any of the powers of supervision and control over Lhe Judicial Magistralcs.

lnrcrior Criminal 17D. Courts of Sessions and Courts of Courts. Magisirales shall be Criminal Couns inferior to rhc High Coun and Courts of Magistrates (excluding CounsofPresidency Magistra~es) shall becriminal Courls inferior to the Court of Session.".

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ActThe West Bengal Separation Of Judicial And Executive Functions Act, 1970
Section13
Marginal noteFor seclion 17, the following sections shall be substituted, namely
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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