Section 173(4) of the Code should be construed as impliedly prohibiting the grant of copies at a time earlier than prescribed ... Indian Evidence Act is recognised. Therefore, the implied prohibition enacted by Section 173(4) would itself imply a repeal or an abrogation in part
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changing nature of the offences. Amendments were made in respect of granting bail also. The other amendment relevant for our purpose is Section ... Amending Act must be deemed to have impliedly repealed Section 11 of the principal Act during the period of temporary operation of the Amending
