105 in The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
105. Reciprocal arrangements regarding processes.
(1) Where a Court in the territories to which this Code extends ... hereafter in this section referred to as the said territories) desires that - (a) a summons to an accused person, or (b) a warrant
criminal matters.
It is contended that the provisions of Section 65 Cr.P.C. comes into
operation only after Sections 61 & 64 ... Court to Court mandatory procedure as it is inter-
countries and one country cannot control the procedure of another. Section
105 Cr.P.C. comprises
Criminal Procedure do not extend. It cannot be thus, over-emphasised that
only because a wrong provision i.e. Section 105-B ... 105 Cr.PC and 105-B Cr.PC is same as per the GUIDELINES ON
MUTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE IN CRIMINAL MATTERS dated
after that proceedings under Section 82 Cr.P.C. were
initiated. However it appears that procedure as enshrined under Section 105 ... that the State had either complied with the
statutory provisions of Section 105 Cr.P.C. or were not required to comply with such
provisions
search and seizure
warrant under Section 93 read with Section 105 of the Code of
Criminal Procedure (for short ' Cr.P.C .') could ... section 95 or section 97 ."
Above section is a pointer to the fact that not only the
procedure prescribed in Sections 105
contracting State with India for the purpose of Section 105
of CRPC. As per the circular dated 11.02.2009, issued ... applicable
in the case, Section 105(A)(a) contains with the definition of
Contracting State. Sub-section (c) of Section 105(A) defines the
proceeds
said Chapter consisting of Section 105(A) to 105(L) was inserted in the Code of Criminal Procedure on 20.7.1994 by way of Central ... matters connected thereto in India elaborate procedure has been made in Section 105(A) to 105(L) Cr.P.C. In that connection in Section
Another reason to quash the proclamation is the statutory provision of Section
105 CrPC. It shall be relevant to extract Section 105 ... State had either complied with the
statutory provisions of Section 105 CrPC or were not required to comply with such
provisions
reveals that the prosecution is complying with the
provisions of Section 82 & 105 CrPC. Section 82 CrPC provides that affixation ... Another reason to quash the proclamation is the statutory provision of Section
105 CrPC. It shall be relevant to extract Section 105
said order, learned Magistrate instead of resorting to
the provisions of Section 105 Cr.P.C. (now Section 110 BNSS), summoned the
accused through publication ... eventuality, trial Court should have
adhered to the procedure so prescribed under Section 105 (1)(ii) Cr.P.C., rather to
procure presence of petitioner
