taking of cognizance i.e. Section 167 (2) and Section 309 (2) of
the CrPC and in the absence of any specific power ... bail under Section 167(2) of the Code of Criminal
Procedure, 1973 (hereinafter referred to as " CrPC "). One of such issues
Section 309
Cr.P.C. states that absence of counsel is no ground for
adjournment without appreciating the provisions as
contained in Section 309 ... Section 309 Cr.P.C. states that absence of
counsel is no ground for adjournment and accordingly
adjournment was not allowed.
21. Section 309
Section 309
Cr.P.C. states that absence of counsel is no ground for
adjournment without appreciating the provisions as
contained in Section 309 ... Section 309 Cr.P.C. states that absence of
counsel is no ground for adjournment and accordingly
adjournment was not allowed.
21. Section 309
bail as
envisaged in Section 167 of the Code. The scheme in Code of
Criminal Procedure is such that once the investigation stage
is completed ... case that expression
'accused if in custody' in Section 309(2) CrPC does not include
the accused who is arrested
bail as
envisaged in Section 167 of the Code. The scheme in Code of
Criminal Procedure is such that once the investigation stage
is completed ... case that expression
'accused if in custody' in Section 309(2) CrPC does not include
the accused who is arrested
bail as
envisaged in Section 167 of the Code. The scheme in Code of
Criminal Procedure is such that once the investigation stage
is completed ... case that expression
'accused if in custody' in Section 309(2) CrPC does not include
the accused who is arrested
bail as
envisaged in Section 167 of the Code. The scheme in Code of
Criminal Procedure is such that once the investigation stage
is completed ... case that expression
'accused if in custody' in Section 309(2) CrPC does not include
the accused who is arrested
Judges once again to the following provisions of
the Code of Criminal Procedure , 1973, Criminal Rules of
Practice, Kerala, 1982 and Circulars and instructions ... them, except for special reasons to be
recorded, in writing. ( Section 309 (2) Cr.P.C.).
2. Whenever more than three months have elapsed
between
process contemplated U/s 204(1) (b) of the Criminal Procedure Code i.e. it
would be a process to face trial and that there ... Court
may authorize his detention in judicial custody U/s 309(2) Cr.P.C and not
U/s 167 of
JUDGE, (PC ACT) CBI01,
(SOUTH) SAKET COURTS : NEW DELHI
Crl. Revision No. : 111/2017
CC No. : 464682/16
In the matter of :
Punit Beriwala ... court dated 19.1.2017 whereby the application of petitioner
u/s 245 (2) / 309 Cr.P.C. was dismissed.
2. Respondent no. 2/complainant had filed
