section 37
Such powers are called their "Ordinary powers".
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1989Criminal1989605 of 612 sections available
Chapter III POWERS OF COURTS
Statutory text
Additional powers conferrable on Magistrates Additional powers conferrable on Magistrates.-In addition to his ordinary powers-
- (a) the High Court may invest any Judicial Magistrate with any of the powers as specified in Part I
- (A) of the Fourth Schedule;
- (b) a Chief Judicial Magistrate may invest any other Judicial Magistrate within his local jurisdiction with the powers specified in part I
- (B) of the Fourth Schedule;
- (c) the Government may invest any Executive Magistrate with any of the powers as specified in part II
- (A) of the Fourth Schedule; and
- (d) A District Magistrate may invest any Executive Magistrate within his local jurisdiction with the powers specified in part II
- (B) of the Fourth Schedule.
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