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Section 25: Forsection 36, the following sectionshall besubstituled, namely

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

"Ordinary 36. All Djstrict Magisuates, Sub-divisional p l v c m or ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . Execu~ivc Magistrata and Executive Magistrates of the first, second and third class and alI Subdivisional Judicial Magistrates and Judicial Magislrales or [he firs[, sccond and lhird class have powers hereinaficr respecljvcly conferred upon them and specificd in [he Third Schedule. Such powcrs are callcd their 'ordinary powers'.".

"Additional 37. In addilion to his ordinary powers,- po\rrcrr conrcrnb!~ on Judicial and Enecu~ivc Magishales.

(a) any Judicial Magistrate may bc inveslcd by the State Government, in consullation w i l h t h e ~ i ~ h ~ o u r t , with any of ihe powers specified in Part IA or Ihe Fourth Schedule as powers with which he may be invested by the State govern men^ in consultalion wilh Ihe High Courl;

(b) any Judicial Magistrale may be invested by the Sessions Judgc to whom he is subordina\e w i h any powrrs specified in P a IB of the Fourth Schedule as powers w i h which he may be invcsled by the Sessions Judge;

(c) any Executive Magistrate may be invesled by [he Stale Government wilh any of h e powers specified in Part IIA of 1heFourth Schedule as powers with which hemay be jnveslcd by the State Governmenl;

(d) any Executive Magisirale may be jnvesled by Ihe Districl Magistrate to whom he is subordinate with any ofthe powers specified in Part nI3 of the Foufi Schedule as powers wilh which he may be invesled by the Dis~rict Magistnte.".

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ActThe West Bengal Separation Of Judicial And Executive Functions Act, 1970
Section25
Marginal noteForsection 36, the following sectionshall besubstituled, namely
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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