The Indian Criminal Codes

India, Fendall Currie

J. Flack, 1872 - 789 halaman

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CHAPTER Section 1 Introduction	1

General Explanations	10

17 At the end of the work in the Appendix is given	17

Of Punishments 53	32

General Exceptions 76	47

Of Abetment 107	72

Of Offences against the State I 21	86

Of Offences relating to the Army and Navy	131

Of the Police 89	515

Of Arrest without Warrant 92	516

Powers of the Police to Investigate 109	524

Of Complaints to a Magistrate 139	543

Of the Summons 152	551

Of the Warrant 159	554

Preliminary of Inquiries and Trials 186	565

Of Inquiry into cases triable by the Court of Session or the High Court 189	567

Of Offences against the Public Tranquility	141

Of Offences by or relating to Public Servants	161

Of Contempts of the Lawſul Authority of Public Servants	172

Of False Evidence and Offences against Public Justice	191

Of Offences relating to Coin and Government Stamps 230	196

Of Offences relating to Weights and Measures 264	211

Of Offences affecting the Public Health Safety Conve nience Decency and Morals 268	214

Of Offences relating to Religion 295	231

Of Offences affecting the Human Body	299

Of Offences against property or theft	378

Of Offences relating to Documents and to Trade or Pro pertymarks 463	400

Of the Criminal Breach of Contracts of Service 490	422

Of Offences relating to Marriage 493	431

Of Defamation 499	452

Of Criminal Intimidation Insult and Annoyance 503	462

Of Attempts to commit Offences 511	467

Constitution and powers of the Criminal Courts 5	476

Of Courts of Session I 2	478

Of Magistrates and their powers 19	480

Of Public Prosecutors 57	499

The place of Inquiry and Trial 63	501

Of Criminal Jurisdiction over European British Subjects 71	507

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Informasi bibliografi

Judul	The Indian Criminal Codes
Pengarang	India, Fendall Currie
Edisi	4
Penerbit	J. Flack, 1872
Asli dari	Universitas Harvard
Didigitalkan	14 Des 2007
Tebal	789 halaman

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Of the Trial of Summons Cases by Magistrates 203	577

Of the Trial of Warrant Cases by Magistrates 213	584

Of Summary Trials 222	588

Trial by Court of Session 231	592

Appeals 266	611

Reference 287	625

Superintendence and Revision 292	627

Execution 301	635

Evidence 323	643

Evidence how taken 331	655

Of Securing the Attendance of Witnesses 350	669

Of Search Warrants 368	677

Bail 388	686

Formation of Lists of Jurors and Assessors and their attendance 400	692

Miscellaneous Provisions 415	699

Lunatics 423	702

Contempts of Court 435	711

CHAPTER Section	715

Of Security for Keeping the Peace 489	749

Of Security for Good Behaviour 504	759

Of the Maintenance of Wives and Families 536	784

Enactments repealed	793