Section 104 of AA 1950 : Section 104: Arrest By Civil Authorities

AA 1950

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Sergeant Arjun, who is a member of the Indian Army and subject to the Army Act, 1950, is accused of being absent without leave (AWOL), which is an offence under this Act. Sergeant Arjun is found in a civilian area, which falls under the jurisdiction of the local police station. His commanding officer, aware of his...

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