Parliament:---
"151. (1) A Police Officer knowing of a design to commit any cognizable offence may arrest, without orders from a Magistrate and without ... appears to the Police Officer that the person had a design to commit any cognizable offence and commission of such offence cannot be prevented
reason that-
(i) the person is likely to continue the design to commit, or is likely to commit the cognizable offence referred ... design to commit" and "likely to commit" the cognizable offence. It is something more than mere possibility. The design should
ability, obtain intelligence concerning the commission of cognizable offences or designs to commit such offences, and lay such information and take such other steps consistent
appointing an arbitrator. It is held
in that matter that the designate Judge committed a jurisdictional error in
dismissing the application filed by the appellant ... limited issue of appointing an
Arbitrator. It is clear that the Designate committed a
jurisdictional error in dismissing the application filed by the
Appellant under
imperative. Superior officer has to
be informed about such information or design to
commit cognizable offense and to ensure that it
is prevented. Section ... Police Officer to arrest
without orders from the Magistrate, a person
designing to commit a cognizable offense. The
Section further requires, that such an arrest
March
2020 either from Respondent No.4 or from the Designated
Committed, prior to the 4th Respondent's letter dated 17
February ... present case although the Petitioner was
requested to appear before the Designated Committed on 21
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January
March
2020 either from Respondent No.4 or from the Designated
Committed, prior to the 4th Respondent's letter dated 17
February ... present case although the Petitioner was
requested to appear before the Designated Committed on 21
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under Sections 3 and 4 of the MPID Act, the learned
Designated Court committed an error of law in rejecting his
application moved under Section ... powers of Designated Court
regarding offences -
(1) The Designated Court may take cognizance
of the offence without the accused being committed
to it for trial
under Sections 3 and 4 of the MPID Act, the learned
Designated Court committed an error of law in rejecting his
application moved under Section ... powers of Designated Court
regarding offences -
(1) The Designated Court may take cognizance
of the offence without the accused being committed
to it for trial
under Sections 3 and 4 of the MPID Act, the learned
Designated Court committed an error of law in rejecting his
application moved under Section ... powers of Designated Court
regarding offences -
(1) The Designated Court may take cognizance
of the offence without the accused being committed
to it for trial
