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BASHIR AHMED versus ABDUL AZIZ

Confession of offense by Section 190 Magistrate No restriction under Section 190, CRPC was present on Magistrate to take notice of any matter, no procedure was specified under Section 190, CRPC Was to adopt the sorting mechanism by the magistrate. The police magistrate had to act according to his intelligence and judicial ability, which could be different in every case, by evaluating and verifying the police version, however, the magistrate could ask the witnesses for the purpose of verifying his version. It was claimed that it was given by him and could also be taken because of other documents submitted by the police, for example, civil litigation or counter litigation. The magistrate, however, cannot record witnesses or the complainant's evidence nor examine the defense witnesses. Because it would be equivalent to a trial that was not allowed under the law, because if such a situation were allowed, then after such exercise, the opinion by the magistrate would be equivalent to the decision and the accused. Will affect the trial. Which can be done by another magistrate or by the Sessions Court, if any part of the law could be heard by this judicial magistrate, however, it needs to provide its finding by evaluating the material presented to it. And in its abstract way, should record its agreement with that agreement. The police version, but they could not immediately order an acceptance or rejection of the police version ance r \ n immigration advocates email from Sehar Baqlas lawyer