under Section 164 and other documents forwarded to the Magistrate with the police report under Section 173(5) of the Code. Section 209 ... judicial custody only under three provisions. They being, Section 167(2), Section 309(2) and Section 209 of the Code. As noticed above, the period
exercise the power of remand either under Section 319 ( Section 309 ?) of the Code or under Section 209(a) of the Code after its amendment ... additional accused in exercise of power under Section 319 of the Code at the state of Section 209 , held that the commitment proceeding
Section 200 or Section 202, of all persons examined by the Magistrate;
(ii) the statements and confessions, if any, recorded under Section 161 or Section ... proceed against such accused persons lies under Section 319 of the Code and the Magistrate under Section 209 has no jurisdiction to take cognizance
sections, and it is hardly necessary to decide the full ambit of Section 207A and contrast it with that of Section 209. If there ... Section 207A:
(1) The test for discharging the accused must in a large way be the same under both the sections, i.e., Sections 209
commitment so made."
13. The above section does not make an inroad into Section 209 because the former is intended to cover cases ... virtue of Section 323 of the Code when he commits the cross-case also to the Court of Session. Commitment under Sections 209
Magistrate has taken cognizance we are not concerned with Section 167 . Under Section 209 , Cr. P.C. when in a case instituted on a police ... copy of the statement recorded under Section 200 or Section 202 , statements and confessions under Section 161 or 164 and documents on which the prosecution
Court of Session. Section 309 , Cr. P.C. is a general provision governing various inquiries and trial. Sub-section (2) of Section 309 runs thus ... charge under Section 228(1)(b) is reached, it is only an inquiry which is pending before the Sessions Court. Under Section 209
Magistrate cannot proceed under the latter part of Sub-section (1) of Section 209 until he has discharged the accused under the former part ... cannot proceed to act under the latter part of Sub- section 1 of Section 209 until he has 'discharged' the accused under
under Section 309 of the Code asserting that the continuance of the petitioner in custody in violation of the provisions of Section 209 ... provisions of Section 209 or Section 309 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. For better appreciation Sections 209 and 309 , Cr.P.C. are quoted
Court are not required to be passed as in terms of Section 209(b) , Cr.P.C. when a Magistrate commits the case ... custody during and until the conclusion of the trial and Section 209 of the Cr.P.C. Being a special provision it will continue
