Section 225 of BNSS : Section 225: Postponement of issue of process.
BNSS
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh, a resident of Mumbai, files a complaint with a Magistrate in Delhi, alleging that Suresh, who resides in Chennai, has committed fraud.
Application of Section 225:
- Postponement of Process: The Magistrate in Delhi receives the complaint and notes that Suresh resides outside his jurisdiction (in Chennai). Therefore, the Magistrate decides to postpone the issue of process against Suresh.
- Inquiry or Investigation: The Magistrate may choose to inquire into the case himself or direct a police officer or another suitable person to investigate the matter to determine if there is sufficient ground to proceed.
- Examination of Complainant and Witnesses: If the complaint was not made by a Court, the Magistrate will examine Ramesh and any witnesses present on oath under section 223 before directing an investigation.
- Exclusivity of Court of Session: If the offence alleged by Ramesh is triable exclusively by the Court of Session, the Magistrate will not direc...
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