Sections 512 and 87 of the Terrorist Activities (Special Court) Act (XV of 1975), Sections 3 and 5A (4) (a) Record the evidence in the absence of the accused The case sought to be transferred by the Magistrate Petitioner under section 121212, CRPC, which pleaded with the prayer that such evidence not be transferred to the case file, but the trial court stayed the same. Denied a permit that the magistrate was unable to try. The offense was prosecuted under the Terrorist Activities (Special Courts) Act 1976, as it was the only special judge appointed under section 3 of the said Act, which was registered by the magistrate under section 512, CRPC. Could try the same evidence (unable to prosecute) The trial court file could not be transferred, under which the provisions of section 121212 were approved, CRC Act to suppress terrorist activities. 5, 1975 was changed under section ted A of 1975, the special court had to disclose that section, 87, published in the National Journal, affiliated with the CCPC; and its Subsequently, the magistrate will begin trial against the absentee under Section 121212, CCP was not admissible in a case related to the said offense, as it is being heard before the trial court (Special Court). Was not eligible for trial. And, secondly, that a special provision in this regard was granted in the Suppression of Terrorist Activities (Special Court) Act, 1975, which itself was not justified in rejecting the trial court's request under which the petitioner Measures of action under section 512, CRPC
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