Section 83 of BNSS : Section 83: Procedure by Magistrate before whom such person arrested is brought.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi is arrested by the police in Mumbai based on a warrant issued by a court in Delhi for a bailable offense. The police bring Ravi before the Executive Magistrate in Mumbai. The Magistrate verifies that Ravi is indeed the person named in the warrant. Since the offense is bailable, Ravi expresses his willingness to provide a bail bond. The Magistrate accepts the bail bond and forwards it to the Delhi court that issued the warrant. Ravi is then released on bail and instructed to appear before the Delhi court on the specified date.
Example 2:
Priya is arrested in Chennai on a warrant issued by a court in Kolkata for a non-bailable offense. She is brought before the District Superintendent of Police in Chennai. The Superintendent confirms Priya's identity and the nature of the offense. Since the offense is non-bailable, Priya cannot be released on bail by the Superintendent. However, Priya's lawyer presents do...
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