Sections 6 and 12 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 R 392/34 Schedule of Dacoity and Murder Jurisdiction of the Anti-Terrorism Court There was no eyewitness to the incident and details of the commission of the crime I could not come. The accused did not say through the confessional statements of the accused that they had committed the murder, to facilitate the robbery, on any resistance to robbery, by the person killed, or in any way. So that the crime was not committed by the accused persons. Under section 6, the Anti Terrorism Act 1997, the charge under Section 7 of the Act was not correct which, in turn, affected the determination of the jurisdiction of the trial to be conducted under trial. Not subject to the Schedule 6 or the Anti Terrorism Act 1997. Under Section 12, the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, the court was not legally competent to stand trial and the accused were sentenced by S. The High Court set aside the special court in the appeal and the trial has been adjourned to the sessions court for a new trial.
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