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A Magistrate not empowered, tries an offender summarily. State, with reasons, whether the trial is vitiated in this case or not?- Mention the irregularities which do not vitiate proceedings.
- What are the irregularities which vitiate proceedings?
- What do you understand by inherent powers of the High Court? When can this power be exercised?
- Can a public servant concerned in sale, purchase or bid for a property?
- Can a practising pleader sit as Magistrate in certain courts?
- When is a Judge or Magistrate disqualified from trying a case?
- What is the power of the State Government to alter functions allocated to Judicial and Executive Magistrates in certain cases?
Under the Mitakshara school, there is a recognized mode of devolution of property by survivorship and inheritance while under the Dayabhaga school one mode of devolution of property is recognized… Discuss