Article 491 of the Constitution, Article 491 of the Constitution, CRP, C and Article 199 of the 1991 Code of Conduct (VK 1898), Section 491 Habeas Corpus Reconciliation, if satisfied that any And not suitable. The law, which was promulgated by law, may pass an order on the request of any person under sub-section (1) of Article 199, directing that the court be detained within the jurisdiction of the court The person placed should be brought before him so that the court can be presented. May satisfy himself that he is not being detained without legal authority or that illegally Syed Clause (B) had expressly provided that the power granted to the High Court for the writ of habeas corpus? Can only be used within the territorial jurisdiction of the High Court. And otherwise, after reconciling Article 491, CR PC and Article 199 of the Constitution, it was quite clear that to exercise jurisdiction under Section 491, CR PC's powers were limited. And it is limited to the appellate criminal jurisdiction of the High Court, whereas under Article 199 of the Constitution, the jurisdiction to exercise jurisdiction in the case of habeas corpus meant that the body should be within the jurisdiction of the High Court.
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