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ABOUT THE BOOK

Chapter XXXV of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 deals generally with irregular proceedings. They are set out in Sections 460 and 466. There are certain irregularities which do not vitiate the proceedings. They are set out in section 460. Certain other irregularities are treated as vital and there the proceedings are void irrespective of prejudice. These are set out in section 461. A third class is dealt with in sections 462,463,464 and 465. Broadly speaking if such irregularities have caused substantial prejudices to the accused or had occasioned failure of justice, the proceedings would be vitiated but minor or inconsequential errors or omissions are considered curable. In single copy the knowledge about the irregular proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure can be gathered. This book is a classic work on the subject that clarifies the meaning and description of irregular proceedings and its different aspects, Irregularities that can be and cannot be cured under the Code of Criminal Procedure, proceedings in wrong place, non-compliance with provisions of section 164 or section 281 of the code, omission, error or irregularity in framing charge, error, omission or irregularity in proceedings and defect or error in making attachment are mentioned in a straight forward and easily comprehensive style. It covers all aspects and dimensions of irregular proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure. Role of judiciary in irregular proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure is mentioned and also numerous Supreme Court and High Court judgements are referred in this book.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Irregularities that can be Cured

3. Irregularities that cannot be Cured

4. Proceedings in Wrong Place

5. Non-Compliance with Provisions of Section 164 or Section 281 of The Code

6. Omission, Error or Irregularity in Framing Charge

7. Error, Omission or Irregularity in Proceedings

8. Defect or Error in Making Attachment

9. Conclusion