Section 123 of AA 1950 : Section 123: Liability Of Offender Who Ceases To Be Subject To Act

Explanation using Example

Imagine a soldier in the army, who while still in service commits an act of theft. Soon after, he retires from the army. Even though he is no longer an active soldier, according to Section 123(1) of The Army Act, 1950, he can still be arrested, kept in military custody, and tried for his offence as if he were still serving.

However, there is a time limit for initiating such proceedings. If three years have passed sinc...

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