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DR. RAM MAN0HAR L0HIYA NATI0NAL LAW UNIVERSITY LUCKN0W
2021-2022
Code 0f Criminal Procedure Pr0ject 0n Cognizance under Code 0f Criminal Procedure, 1973
SUBMITTED BY- SUBMITTED T0- SAURABH YADAV Dr. Prem Kumar Gautam ENR0LL.N0. 190101131ASSISTANT
PR0FESS0R SEMESTER - V DEPT. 0F LAW RMLNLU LUCKN0W ACKN0WLEDGEMENT
I w0uld like to extend my sincere thanks to My teacher and my ment0r Dr. Prem Kumar Gautam f0r giving me this
w0nderful 0pportunity t0o work on this project and for his able guidance and advice, Vice Chancellor, Prof. Subir Kr.
Bhatnagar and Dean (Academics), Pr0fess0r C.M. Jariwala for their enc0uragement and Enthusiasm; My seniors for
sharing their valuable tips; And my classmates f0r their c0nstant supp0rt.
INDEX
1. INTR0DUCTI0N 2. CASES IN WHICH APEX C0URT ELAB0RATED THE TERM ‘C0GNIZANCE’ 3. EXTENT 0F C0GNIZANCE
0F 0FFENCES BY MAGISTRATE 4. C0GNIZANCE TAKEN BY A MAGISTRATE N0T EMP0WERED 5. TRANSFER 0F CASES
AFTER C0GNIZANCE 6. C0GNIZANCE IN CASE 0F SESSI0N C0URT 7. LIMITATI0NS 0N TAKING C0GNIZANCE 8.
C0NCLUTI0N
INTR0DUCTI0N
H0wever the w0rd 'C0GNIZANCE' (establishing fr0m 0ld French "cognoisance", in light 0f Latin "c0gn0scere") 0r the
w0rds 'taking c0gnizance' have n0t been interpreted and characterized in the pr0cedural law, the equivalent get clear
meaning fr0m plenty 0f p0ints 0f reference and gain insightful clarificati0n and sharp exp0siti0n fr0m legal declarati0ns.
While plain and w0rd c0gnizance meaning there0f is '0bserving', 'assessing', 't0 think g0ing', 't0 acquire inf0rmati0n
ab0ut', 'mindfulness ab0ut specific things' and s0 f0rth
In law, the n0rmal c0mprehensi0n 0f the term 'c0gnizance' is "taking judicial n0tificati0n by a c0urtr00m, having purview,
0n a reas0n 0r matter intr0duced bef0re it t0 ch00se whether there is any reas0n f0r starting pr0cedures and assurance
0f the reas0n 0r matter 'judicially'". In this manner, legitimate feeling 0f taking legal c0gnizance by a c0urtr00m 0r a
Magistrate is inside and 0ut unique in relati0n t0 the view and th0ught a layman has f0r it; be that as it may, an expansive
and general percepti0n is 'legal n0tificati0n by a c0urtr00m 0n a wr0ngd0ing which, as indicated by such c0urt, has been
perpetrated against the c0mplainant, t0 make a further m0ve if realities and c0nditi0ns s0 warrant'
In the language 0f the H0n'ble Apex C0urt utilized in its s00nest ch0ice (Ref: R.R.Chari v. State 0f U.P 1 ), "taking insight
d0esn't include any c0nventi0nal activity 0r t0 be sure activity 0f any s0rt yet happens when a Magistrate as such applies
his brain t0 the ass0ciated c0mmissi0n with 0ffense".
Part XIV 0f the C0de under the subtitle 'C0nditi0ns imperative f0r c0mmencement 0f pr0cedures' utilizes the w0rd
'c0gnizance' and the abs0lute first Secti0n in the said Chapter viz., Secti0n 190 2 , traces c0ncerning h0w c0mprehensi0n
0f 0ffenses will be taken by a judge 0f an 0ffense 0n a pr0test, 0r 0n a p0lice rep0rt endless supply 0f an individual 0ther
than a c0p. Segment 191 enables
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the Chief Judicial Magistrate f0r m0ve 0f a case taken 0n d0cument su0m0tu by a Judicial Magistrate w0rried since the
Magistrate himself being a c0mplainant, there might be
degree f0r asserting bias 0r pernici0usness. By righte0usness 0f Secti0n 192, a Chief Judicial Magistrate, wh0 takes
percepti0n 0f an 0ffense, by passing managerial request, m0ve the case w0rried t0 the d0cument 0f s0me 0ther
Magistrate sub0rdinate t0 him f0r request 0r preliminary. Secti0n 193 denies c0mprehensi0n 0f any 0ffense by a c0urt 0f
Sessi0ns venturing int0 the sh0es 0f the c0urt having unique ward besides in situati0ns where f0rce is presented by the
res0luti0n while Secti0n 194 enables Sessi0ns C0urts f0r m0ve 0f cases t0 the rec0rd 0f Additi0nal and Assistant Sessi0ns
Judges. Secti0n 195 arrangements with arraignment f0r disdain 0f legitimate auth0rity 0f c0mmunity w0rkers f0r 0ffenses
against public equity and f0r 0ffenses identifying with rec0rds given in pr00f; Secti0n 196 relates t0 0ffenses against the
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State and f0r criminal scheme t0 carry 0ut the 0ffense; and Secti0ns 197, 198, 198-An and 199 identifies with indictment
0f Judges and l0cal 0fficials, arraignment f0r 0ffenses against marriage, 0ffenses under Secti0n 498-An IPC and slander
separately. Part XV with the title 'Grumblings t0 Magistrates' c0ntain f0ur segments viz., 200 t0 203 in regards t0
assessment 0f c0mplainant, meth0d0l0gy by Magistrate n0t capable t0 take discernment 0f the case, delay 0f issue 0f
interacti0n and excusal 0f 0bjecti0n. Segments 204 t0 208 at Chapter XVI 3 with the subtitle 'Initiati0n 0f pr0cedures
bef0re Magistrates' arrangement with the ensuing pr0cedures that w0uld trail percepti0n is taken. It sh0uld be 0bserved,
in situati0ns where p0lice rep0rt is submitted f0r taking percepti0n, the Magistrate might turn t0 0ne 0f the three ch0ices:
(I) he might ackn0wledge the rep0rt and take c0ngnizance 0f the 0ffense and issue measure; (ii) he might c0ntradict the
rep0rt and dr0p the pr0cedures 0r (iii) he might c00rdinate further examinati0n under subsecti0n (3) 0f Secti0n 156 and
require the p0lice t0 make a further rep0rt. F0r a situati0n where the rep0rt then again expresses that, acc0rding t0 the
p0lice, n0 0ffense seems t0 have been submitted, 0nce m0re, the Magistrate has three c0nclusi0ns viz., (a) he might
ackn0wledge the rep0rt and dr0p the pr0cedures; (b) he might c0ntradict the rep0rt and by h0lding that there is
adequate gr0und f0r c0ntinuing further, take c0mprehensi0n 0f the case and issue interacti0n 0r (c)he may guide further
examinati0n t0 be made by the p0lice under subsecti0n 3 0f Secti0n 156.
Case laws 0f the H0n'ble Apex C0urt
wherein the degree and d0main 0f the term 'C0GNIZANCE' are distinctively clarified, (i) R.R.Chari Vs. The State 0f Uttar
Pradesh 4 Bef0re 0ne might say that any Magistrate has taken
c0gnizance 0f any 0ffense under S.190 he m0re likely than n0t applied his mind t0 the 0ffense t0 c0ntinue with a certain
g0al in mind as dem0nstrated in the ensuing arrangements 0f Chapter. C0ntinuing U/S. 200 and fr0m that p0int sending
it f0r request and rep0rt U/S.202. At the p0int when the Magistrate applies his mind n0t t0 c0ntinue under the resulting
areas 0f the Chapter h0wever f0r making a m0ve 0f an0ther s0rt, f0r example requesting in u/S. 156(3), 0r giving a c0urt
0rder with the end g0al 0f the examinati0n, he can't be said t0 have taken c0mprehensi0n 0f the 0ffense.
(ii) NarayandasBhagwandasMadhavdasVs. West Bengal 5 As t0 when c0gnizance is taken 0f an 0ffense will rely 0n current
realities and c0nditi0ns 0f each case and it is difficult t0 endeav0r t0 characterize what is implied by taking c0gnizance.
Giving 0f a c0urt 0rder with the end g0al 0f an examinati0n 0r 0f a warrant 0f capture f0r that reas0n can't with0ut help
fr0m any0ne else
be viewed as acts by which c0gnizance is taken 0f an 0ffense. It is just when a Magistrate applies his mind t0 c0ntinue
under S.200 and ensuing areas 0f Ch. XVI 0f the c0de 0f Criminal Pr0cedure 0r under S.204 0f Ch. XVII 0f the C0de that
it tends t0 be emphatically expressed that he had applied his brain and
in this manner had taken c0gnizance..
(iii) State 0f W.B. and An0ther Vs. M0hd. Khalid and An0ther 6 Secti0n 190 0f the C0de discusses c0gnizance 0f 0ffenses
by Magistrates. This articulati0n has n0t been characterized in the C0de. In its wide and exacting sense, it implies
c0nsidering an 0ffense. This w0uld inc0rp0rate the expectati0n 0f starting legal acti0ns against the guilty party in regard
0f that 0ffense 0r finding a way ways t0 see whether there is any reas0n f0r starting 0fficial pr0cedures 0r f0r different
purp0ses. The w0rd 'c0gnizance' sh0ws the m0ment that a Magistrate 0r a Judge first takes legal n0tificati0n 0f an
0ffense. It is c0mpletely s0mething else fr0m incepti0n 0f pr0cedures; rather it is the c0nditi0n p0int 0f reference t0 the
c0mmencement 0f pr0cedures
by the Magistrate 0r the Judge. Awareness is taken 0f cases and n0t 0f pe0ple. It has, subsequently, reference t0 the
meeting and assurance 0f the case regarding an 0ffense. (iv) Rashmji Kumar (smt) Vs. Mahesh Kumar Bhada 7 It is
genuinely settled lawful p0siti0n that at the h0ur 0f taking percepti0n 0f the 0ffense, the C0urt needs t0 c0nsider just
the averments submitted in the questi0n 0r in the charge-sheet
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rec0rded under Secti0n 173, by and large. It was held in State 0f Bihar V. RajendraAgarwall 8 that it isn't 0pen f0r the C0urt
t0 filter 0r like the pr00f at that stage regarding the material and arrive at the res0luti0n that n0 by all appearances
case is made 0ut f0r c0ntinuing further in the matter. It is similarly settled law that it is
available t0 the C0urt, pri0r t0 issuing pr0cess, t0 rec0rd the evidence, and 0n th0ught 0f the averments submitted in the
questi0n and the pr00f hence cited, it is needed t0 see if an 0ffense has been made 0ut. 0n tracking d0wn that such an
0ffense has been made 0ut and in the wake 0f taking discernment there0f, cycle w0uld be given t0 the resp0ndent t0
make
further strides in the issues. (v) P0nnal @ Kalaiyarasi Vs. Rajamanickam and 11 0thers 9 N0 uncertainty, it is actually the
case that the c0mplaint d0cumented by a private party can be excused by the learned Magistrate under Secti0n 203
Cr.P.C.,
in the event that he believes that there is n0 adequate gr0und f0r c0ntinuing. While practicing his 0pti0nal f0rces, the
learned Magistrate 0ught n0t permit himself t0 assess and like the sw0rn asserti0ns rec0rded by him under Secti0n 202
Cr.P.C. All that he c0uld d0 w0uld be, t0 c0nsider with regards t0 whether there is an at first sight case f0r a criminal
0ffense, which, in his judgment, w0uld be adequate t0 call up0n the supp0sed guilty party t0 reply. At the phase 0f
Secti0n 202 Cr.P.C. enquiry, the n0rm 0f evidence which is required at last pri0r t0 seeing the den0unced as blamew0rthy
0r in any case 0ught n0t
be applied at the underlying stage. This what precisely d0ne by the learned Magistrate in the instant case
EXTENT 0F C0GNIZANCE 0F 0FFENCES
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BY MAGISTRATE Any Magistrate 0f the first class and any magistrate 0f the sec0nd class might take c0gnizance 0f any
0ffense. Area 190-199 0f the c0de p0rtray the techniques by which, and the impediments subject t0 which, different
criminal
c0urts are qualified f0r take c0gnizance 0f 0ffenses. Area 190(1) gives that, subject t0 the arrangements 0f S. 195-199, any
0fficer 0f the t0p n0tch and any justice 0f the inferi0r particularly engaged f0r this sake, may take discernment 0f any
0ffenses-
a) Up0n getting a grievance 0f realities which c0mprise such 0ffense.
b) Up0n a p0lice rep0rt 0f such realities.
c) Up0n data g0t fr0m any individual 0ther than a c0p, 0r up0n his 0wn insight,
that such an 0ffense has been d0ne. S. 190(2) – The Chief Judicial Magistrate may extra0rdinarily enable any judge 0f
the inferi0r as referenced t0 accept insight 0f such 0ffenses as are inside his ability t0 ask int0 0r attempt. The term
c0mplaint has been characterized in S. 2(d) as signifying: 'any allegati0 made 0rally 0r in writing t0 a magistrate, with a
view t0 his taking acti0n under this c0de that
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s0me individual, regardless 0f whether kn0wn 0r unkn0wn, has submitted an 0ffense, yet d0es include a p0lice rep0rt.' It
likewise clarify that A rep0rt made by a c0p f0r a situati0n which unveil, after examinati0n, the c0mmissi0n 0f a n0n
c0gnizable 0ffense will be c0nsidered t0 be a grievance; and the c0p by wh0m such rep0rt is made will be c0nsidered t0
be the 0bjecti0n. 0n acc0unt 0f P. Kunhumuhammed v. state 0f Kerala . it was said: the rep0rt 0f a c0p f0ll0wing an
examinati0n in 0pp0siti0n t0 S. 155(2) c0uld
be treated as c0mplaint under S. 2(d) and S. 190(1)(a) if at the beginning 0f the examinati0n the c0p is persuaded t0 think
that the case included the
c0mmissi0n 0f a c0gnizable 0ffense 0r 0n the 0ther hand in case there is an uncertainty ab0ut it and examinati0n sets up
just c0mmissi0n 0f a n0n-c0gnizable 0ffense. 0n the 0ff chance that at the beginning 0f the investigati0n it is evident that
the case included just c0mmissi0n 0f a n0n-c0gnizable 0ffense, the rep0rt f0ll0wed by the examinati0n can't
be treated as a c0mplaint under S. 2(d) 0r 190(1)(a) 0f the C0de. The articulati0n 'p0lice rep0rt' has been characterized
by S. 2(r) as signifying "a rep0rt by a c0p t0 a judge under S. 173(2)" i.e., the rep0rt sent by the p0lice after the finishing 0f
investigati0n. Ajit Kumar Palit v. state 0f W.B 10 .: What is taking c0gnizance has n0t been defined in the C0de. The
w0rd 'insight' has n0 0bscure 0r spiritualist imp0rtance in Criminal Law 0r technique. It 0nly signifies 'bec0me mindful 0f'
and when utilized c0ncerning a c0urt 0r judge. 't0 pay heed judicially'.
Tula Ram v. Kish0re Singh 11 :Taking discernment d0esn't include any pr0per activity, 0r t0 be sure activity 0f any s0rt,
h0wever happens when a magistrate, as such applies his psyche t0 the ass0ciated c0mmissi0n with an 0ffense t0
c0ntinue t0 make resulting strides t0wards injury 0r preliminary. Likewise, when an 0fficer applies his brain n0t t0
c0ntinue as referenced ab0ve, h0wever f0r making a m0ve 0f s0me 0ther kind, such as requesting examinati0n under
s.156(3) 0r giving a c0urt 0rder with the end g0al 0f examinati0n he can't be said t0 have taken c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense.
Furtherm0re, the w0rd c0gnizance has been utilized in the C0de t0 sh0w the m0ment that the 0fficer 0r an adjudicat0r
first takes legal n0tificati0n 0f an 0ffense.
PitambarBuhan v. State0f 0rissa 12 : Taking c0gnizance inc0rp0rates g0al 0f starting a legal pr0cedure against a
wr0ngd0er in regard 0f an 0ffense 0r finding a way ways t0 see whether there is reas0n f0r starting an 0fficial acti0n.
Cust0marily a private resident planning t0 start criminal pr0cedures in regard 0f an 0ffense has tw0 c0urses 0pen t0 him.
He might h0ld up a FIR bef0re the p0lice if the 0ffense is c0gnizable 0ne; 0r he might st0p a pr0test bef0re an able legal
0fficer independent 0f whether the 0ffense is c0gnizable 0r n0n-c0gnizable. The 0bject 0f the C0de is t0 guarantee the
0pp0rtunity and wellbeing 0f the subject in that it gives him the 0pti0n t0 c0me t0 c0urt 0n the 0ff chance that he thinks
ab0ut that as a wr0ng has been d0ne t0 him 0r t0 the public and be a check up0n p0lice fancies. As n0ticed bef0re when
a c0gnizance is d0cumented bef0re a judge, the justice may essentially arrange examinati0n by the p0lice. The p0lice
may then examine the case and present the rep0rt t0 the judge. In such a circumstance, when the judge then, at that
p0int, c0ntinues with the case, an issue 0f s0me significance emerges regarding whether the justice had taken
c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense 0n the pr0test pri0r t0 sending it f0r examinati0n 0r regardless 0f whether the case was
shipped 0ff the p0lice with0ut taking c0mprehensi0n 0f the 0ffense and the awareness was taken uniquely 0n the rep0rt
put t0gether by the p0lice. There are sure benefits t0 the 0bjecti0n in case c0gnizance was taken 0n a grievance. F0r
example, in case 0f a vindicati0n 0f the very much settled that when a request 0f pr0test is d0cumented bef0re a justice
the inquiry whether he can be said t0 have taken c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense asserted in the grumbling under S. 190(1)
relies 0n the reas0n f0r which he applies his psyche t0 the grumbling. In the event that the justice applies his psyche t0
the grievance with the end g0al 0f the pr0cedure with the 0bjecti0n, he sh0uld be held t0 have taken awareness 0f the
0ffenses referenced in the pr0test yet 0n 0ther hand 0n the 0ff chance that he applies his brain t0 the c0gnizance n0t
intended f0r any such reas0n but rather just t0 arrange an examinati0n 0r f0r giving c0urt 0rder, he can't be said t0 have
taken c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense.
It has been clarified that the 0fficer while taking c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense, is bec0ming mindful 0f the c0mmissi0n 0f that
0ffense and that mindfulness pr0ceeds. S0 an 0fficer w0uld be qualified f0r take c0gnizance 0f a pr0test case in the wake
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0f having taken c0gnizance 0f the case 0n p0lice rep0rt. It has likewise been believed that regardless 0f whether this
elab0rate taking c0mprehensi0n twice, there is n0 mischief as n0 arrangement in the C0de f0rbids it. Anyway it is settled
that a magistratecan take c0gnizance 0f 0ffense just a single time and after that it bec0mes functus 0ffici0.
In case c0gnizance
is t0 be taken 0n a p0lice rep0rt under S. 190(1)(b) the rep0rt sh0uld be 0ne as characterized in S. 2(r). That is the rep0rt
sh0uld be 0ne sent by a c0p t0 a judge under S. 173(2) and
n0 0ther rep0rt like primer rep0rt 0r a fragmented challan. Als0, it is f0r the 0fficer t0 ch00se whether the p0lice rep0rt is
finished. His f0rce can't be c0nstrained by the examining 0ffice. 0n getting p0lice rep0rt the 0fficer might take
c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense under S. 190(1) (b) and immediately issue measure. This he might d0 independent 0f the view
c0mmunicated by the p0lice in their rep0rt if an 0ffense has been made 0ut. The 0fficer has n0t t0 c0ntinue precisely in
c0ncurring with the assessment shaped by the p0lice, yet needs t0 apply his psyche and persue the papers set bef0re
him. He needs t0 apply his psyche t0 every 0ne 0f the subtleties encapsulated in the p0lice rep0rt and t0 different
archives and papers submitted al0ngside the rep0rt. It c0uld be n0ticed
that the magistrate takes c0gnizance 0f the 0ffenses and n0t the wr0ngd0er. The justice isn't limited by the end drawn
by the p0lice and it is available t0 him t0 take awareness 0f an 0ffense under S. 199(1)(b)
based 0n the p0lice rep0rt despite the fact that the p0lice may have suggested in their rep0rt that there were was n0
adequate gr0und f0r c0ntinuing further 0r that it was anything but
a fit situati0n where discernment 0ught t0 be taken by the justice. It has been decided that the 0fficer can take
insight 0f an 0ffense in case he is fulfilled with regards t0 the material.
As per S. 190(1)(c) the judge can take c0gnizance 0f any 0ffense up0n the data g0t fr0m any individual 0ther than a c0p 0r
up0n his insight. The item is t0 emp0wer 0fficer t0 see that equity is justified regardless that the pe0ple exclusively
0ppressed are willing 0r incapable t0 indict. Hencef0rth the appr0priate utilizati0n 0f the f0rce gave by this arrangement
is t0 c0ntinue under it when the judge has m0tivati0n t0 accept the c0mmissi0n 0f a wr0ngd0ing yet can't c0ntinue
c0mm0n way attributable t0 n0nattendance 0f any c0mplaint 0r p0lice rep0rt ab0ut it. C0nsequently the w0rd
'inf0rmati0n' as utilized in the c0nditi0n (c) 0ught t0 be deciphered rather gener0usly in 0rder t0 supp0rt the genuine
0bject 0f the arrangement. It has been th0ught that if an 0fficer makes a m0ve under S. 190(1)(c) with0ut having ward
then such preliminary w0uld be vitiated.
S. 190 give that under the c0nditi0n indicated in the part certain judge 'may' take c0mprehensi0n 0f 0ffenses. There are
shifting assessments 0f the C0urts 0n this p0int. C0nsidering the percepti0n 0f the Supreme C0urt in this ass0ciati0n it
c0uld be genuinely inferred that 'a judge has certain carefulness yet it sh0uld be legal in nature, it is restricted in sc0pe'.
Als0, taking discernment d0esn't rely 0n the presence 0f the den0unced in the c0urt. Indeed he d0esn't play any part
whats0ever stage. There is n0 d0ubt 0f giving him a c0nference when last rep0rt 0f the p0lice is th0ught 0f. N0r d0es
refusal t0 take insight 0f an 0ffense pr0mpts release 0f the den0unced. It c0uld be n0ticed that a judge can take
percepti0n 0f any 0ffense just inside as far as p0ssible rec0mmended by law. Even after the time 0f impediment such
0ffenses can be taken awareness 0f by the c0urt if the p0stp0nement is supp0rted preceding taking percepti0n. The
ability t0 take awareness 0f an 0ffense may n0t be mistaken f0r the ability t0 ask int0 0r attempt a case.
C0GNIZANCE TAKEN BY A MAGISTRATE N0T EMP0WERED
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0n the 0ff chance that any magistrate n0t emp0wered t0 take c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense under S. 190(1)(a) and 190(1)(b),
d0es wr0ngly in g00d faith takes c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense, his pr0cedure will n0t be set aside simply 0n the gr0und 0f his
n0t being emp0wered.
Pursh0ttamJethanand v. Pr0vince 0f Kutch 13 : If an 0fficer takes c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense and c0ntinues with trial
h0wever he isn't enabled f0r that sake and c0nvicts the accused, the c0nvict can't benefit himself f0r the def0rmity and
can't request that his c0nvicti0n be saved simply 0n the gr0und 0f such an0maly, except if there is s0mething 0n the
rec0rd t0 sh0w that the justice had expected the p0wer, n0t mistakenly and in sincerely, yet intenti0nally having
inf0rmati0n that he didn't have any such p0wer. Then again if a magistrate wh0 isn't emp0wers t0 take c0gnizance t0 take
c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense takes it up0n data g0t 0r up0n his 0wn insight under
S. 190(1)(c) his pr0cedure will be v0id and 0f n0 impact. In such a case it is irrelevant whether he was acting mistakenly
in
with the best 0f intenti0ns 0r s0mething else.
• TRANSFER 0F CASES AFTER TAKING C0GNIZANCE
This remembers Transfer f0r use 0f the blamed under S.191, P0wer 0f the Chief Judicial Magistrate t0 m0ve a case under
S.192 (1) and Magistrate enabled t0 m0ve a case under S. 192(2) 0f C0de 0f Criminal Pr0cedure.
1. Transfer 0n use 0f the blamed when a justice takes awareness f0r an 0ffense under c0nditi0n (c) 0f subsecti0n (1) 0f S.
190, the charged will, bef0re any pr00f is taken, be educated that he is qualified f0r have the case asked int0 0r attempted
by an0ther justice, and if the blamed 0r any f0r the den0unced, in case there be mutiple, 0bjects t0 additi0nal pr0cedures
bef0re the judge taking percepti0n, the case will be m0ved t0 such 0ther 0fficer as might be determined by the Chief
Judicial Magistrate f0r this sake.
2. P0wer 0f the Chief Judicial Magistrate t0 m0ve a case–S. 192(1) gives that any b0ss legal 0fficer may subsequent t0
taking c0mprehensi0n 0f 0ffense, present 0ver the defense f0r request 0r preliminary t0 any equipped judge sub0rdinate
t0 him. The segment emp0wers the b0ss legal judge t0 c0nvey the w0rk f0r auth0ritative acc0mm0dati0n. This segment
has presented extra0rdinary f0rce 0n the CJM as regularly the 0fficer taking awareness 0f the 0ffense has himself t0
c0ntinue further as 0rdered by the C0de. H0wever, an exempti0n has been presented in the defense 0f CJM, might be 0n
the gr0unds that he has s0me auth0ritative capacities additi0nally t0 perf0rm. The exchange can be requested s0lely after
taking awareness by the m0ving 0fficer. The 0bject 0f this part is that seni0r 0fficer might think that it is advantage0us t0
when a judge m0ves a case under S.192, it's anything but an auth0ritative request. It is legal request in as much as there
0ught t0 be use 0f psyche by the 0fficer bef0re he passes the request take a gander at the maj0rity 0f the cases in the
principal 0ccurrence h0wever in the wake 0f taking insight send them f0r rem0val t0 their sub0rdinates.
3. Magistrate engaged t0 m0ve a case–Acc0rding t0 S. 192(2) "Any Magistrate 0f the t0p n0tch engaged f0r this sake by
the Chief Judicial Magistrate may, subsequent t0 taking c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense, put f0rth 0ver the defense f0r request
0r preliminary t0 such 0ther capable Magistrate as the Chief Judicial Magistrate may, by br0ad 0r unc0mm0n request,
determine, and immediately such Magistrate might h0ld the request 0r preliminary." This subsecti0n emp0wers
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the CJM t0 dress a first class magistrate with p0wers like his 0wn under S. 192(1). This again is
helpful t0 mitigate the CJM 0f superflu0us weight.
• C0GNIZANCE 0F 0ffenses BY C0URT 0F SESSI0N
N0 c0urt 0f sessi0ns will take c0gnizance 0f any 0ffense as a c0urt 0f 0riginal jurisdicti0n except if the case has been
c0mmited by it by a justice under S. 193 0f the C0de. At the p0int when an 0ffense is s0lely 0ffense by a c0urt 0f meeting
as indicated by S.26 read with the First Schedule the Magistrate taking c0gnizance 0f such 0ffense is required t0 submit
the case f0r preliminary t0 the C0urt 0f Sessi0n in the wake 0f finishing certain preliminary f0rmality. S0metimes the p0sts
0f
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CJM and ADJ are held by 0ne pers0n. In such a case the CJM was needed t0 take c0gnizance and try ec0nimic
0ffenses. It was decided that
S. 193 didn't make a difference t0 that case. F0r legitimate c0nveyance 0f the w0rk in the c0urt 0f meeting and f0r
regulat0ry c0mf0rt, it has been given that an Additi0nal Sessi0n Judge 0r Assistant Sessi0n Judge will attempt such cases
as the Sessi0ns Judge 0f the divisi0n may, by br0ad 0r unique request, make 0ver t0 him f0r preliminary 0r as the High
C0urt may, by unc0mm0n request, direct him t0 attempt under S.194 0f the C0de.
• LIMITATI0N 0N THE P0WER T0 TAKE C0GNIZANCE
Secti0ns 195-199 are exempti0ns f0r the 0verall guideline that any individual kn0wing ab0ut the c0mmissi0n 0f an
0ffense, may get the law under way by a c0mplaint, despite the fact that he isn't actually intrigued 0r influenced by the
0ffense. The 0verall guideline is that any individual kn0wing ab0ut the c0mmissi0n 0f an 0ffense might get the law under
way by a c0mplaint despite the fact that he isn't by and by inspired by, 0r influenced by the 0ffense. T0 this c0mm0n
guideline, Secti0ns 195 t0 199 0f Cr. P.C. give special cases, f0r they restrict c0gnizance being taken 0f the 0ffenses
alluded t0 in that with the excepti0n 0f where there is a grievance by the C0urt 0r the c0mmunity w0rker c0ncerned. The
arrangements 0f these areas are c0mpuls0ry and a C0urt has n0 l0cale t0 take c0gnizance 0f any 0f the 0ffenses
referenced in that except if there is a grievance rec0rded as a hard c0py as needed by the segment c0ncerned. There is
0utright bar against the C0urt taking c0gnizance 0f the case under Secti0n 182 0f IPC besides in the way given in Secti0n
195 0f Cr.P.C. Where the pr0test isn't in c0ngruity with the arrangements 0f this part, the C0urt has n0 f0rce even t0
analyze the c0mplainant 0n pledge in light 0f the fact that such assessment c0uld
be made just where the C0urt has taken percepti0n 0f the case. The sh0rtfall 0f 0bjecti0n as needed by the segment is
lethal t0 the arraignment and it is an illicitness which vitiates the preliminary and c0nvicti0n. The Supreme C0urt, in
Bashir-ul-Haq v. State 14 , held that Secti0n 195 0f Cr.P.C. requires that
with0ut a c0mp0sed pr0test 0f the c0mmunity w0rker c0ncerned n0 arraignment f0r an 0ffense under Secti0n 182, IPC
can be dispatched n0r any percepti0n 0f the case taken by the C0urt.
Since Secti0n 195 and the succeeding f0ur areas i.e., Secti0ns 196, 197, 198 and 199 f0rce limitati0ns 0n the f0rce 0f
Magistrate t0 take awareness 0f 0ffense under Secti0n 190, hence, at the phase 0f taking percepti0n 0f an 0ffense, the
Magistrate sh0uld ensure whether his f0rce 0f taking c0mprehensi0n 0f the 0ffense has 0r has n0t been rem0ved by any
0f the pr0vis0s 0f Secti0ns 195-199 0f the C0de. Any individual might get the criminal law r0lling by d0cumenting a
grumbling regardless 0f whether he isn't by and by influenced by the 0ffense carried 0ut. N0netheless, certain limitati0ns
0r restricti0ns have been f0rced 0n the m0re extensive f0rces 0f the judge's ability t0 take awareness under S. 190 0f the
c0de and these limitati0ns have been set under S. 195-199 0f CrPC. Sub-segment 1(a) 0f Secti0n 195 gives that n0 C0urt
will take awareness 0f any 0ffense culpable under Secti0ns 172 t0 188, IPC 0r 0f abetment 0r endeav0r 0r criminal
scheme t0 carry 0ut such 0ffense. Segments 172-188, IPC identify with 0ffense 0f hatred 0f legitimate auth0rity 0f l0cal
0fficials, f0r instance fleeing t0 keep away fr0m administrati0n 0f request, f0restalling administrati0n 0f request, n0t
creating a rec0rd when s0 needed by a c0mmunity w0rker, intenti0nally 0utfitting b0gus data, declining t0 make v0w and
s0 f0rth
The arrangement 0f Secti0n 195(1)(a) being c0mpuls0ry, any private arraignment in regard 0f the said 0ffenses is
c0mpletely banned. Just the c0ncerned c0mmunity w0rkers can submit a questi0n and start pr0cedures in regard 0f
these 0ffenses. The ability t0 submit the questi0n can be practiced exclusively by the c0mmunity w0rker wh0 is f0r n0w
h0lding the w0rkplace 0r is a replacement in-0ffice 0f the l0cal 0fficial wh0se request is rebelled 0r legal p0siti0n
dismissed and in this way an 0ffense under Secti0ns 172 t0 188, IPC has been submitted. The bar 0r c0nstraint f0rced by
sub-segment 1(a) 0f Secti0n 195 similarly stretches 0ut t0 b0th c0gnizable just as n0n-c0gnizable 0ffenses. It very well
might be n0ticed that all the 0ffenses c0vered by Secti0ns 172 t0 188 0f IPC with the excepti0n 0f the 0ne under Secti0n
188, are n0n-c0gnizable 0ffenses. It very well might be n0ticed that Secti0n 195 being c0mpuls0ry taking awareness 0f
any 0ffense alluded t0 in that with0ut a legitimate grievance by the c0ncerned c0mmunity w0rker w0uld be an illicitness
which can't be rest0red by Secti0n 465 0f Cr.P.C. Pr0visi0n (b) 0f Secti0n 195(1) identifies with arraignment f0r 0ffenses
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against public equity. N0 C0urt will take insight 0f any such 0ffense 0r 0f endeav0r 0r abetment 0r 0f any criminal trick t0
carry 0ut any such 0ffense, when such 0ffense is asserted t0 have been perpetrated in, 0r c0nnecti0n t0, any pr0cedure in
any C0urt, besides 0n an 0bjecti0n rec0rded as a hard c0py 0f that C0urt 0r 0f an0ther C0urt t0 which that C0urt is
sub0rdinate.
0n acc0unt 0f MaheshChand
Sharma v. state 0f U.P 15 ., the litigant d0cumented a c0mplaint asserting that the resp0ndents (den0unced pe0ple) had
falsely changed their names in the land rec0rd. The land being referred t0 was b0ught by the appealing party under an
enr0lled deal deed. The charged pe0ple had pl0tted with the Area Lekhpal and acted behind the rear 0f the appealing
party. Held, the 0
ffense submitted didn't identify with C0urt pr0cedures which is the fundamental prerequisite f0r pertinence 0f Secti0n
195(1)(b) (ii). The litigant had st0pped the c0mplaint when he came t0 kn0w ab0ut the evil plans 0f charged pe0ple. The
Apex C0urt decided that the reviled request subduing taking 0f c0gnizance against charged by wr0ngly applying
pr0visi0ns 0f secti0n 195 and res0rting t0 secti0n 340(wgich relates t0 pr0cedure in cases menti0nedin secti0n 195) was
n0t pr0per.
C0NCLUTI0N Segment 190 0f the C0de enables the magistrate t0 take c0gnizance 0f an 0ffense in situati0ns where the
victim d0esn't h0ld up an FIR in the p0lice stati0n because 0f any explanati0n 0r in situati0ns where the p0lice will n0t
c0ncede FIR ann0unced by any victim. Hence, this arrangement is intended t0 defend the interests 0f the pe0ple in
questi0n while keeping a mind the free p0wers 0f the p0lice. The pr0vis0 is divided in three selective parts which engage
the judge t0 take c0gnizance after getting a pr0test 0f realities 0r up0n a p0lice rep0rt 0f such realities 0r up0n data g0t
fr0m any individual 0ther than a c0p, 0r up0n his 0wn insight,
that such 0ffense has been submitted. The genuine differentiati0n between sub-pr0vis0 (c) and sub-statements (a) and
(b) 0f area 190(1) is that, in the tw0 last cases an applicati0n is made t0 the Magistrate t0 take c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense
either by a c0mplaint 0r by the p0lice, while in the previ0us case the Magistrate takes
c0mprehensi0n su0m0tu either 0n his 0wn insight 0r 0n data g0t fr0m s0me individual wh0 w0n't assume the liability 0f
getting the law r0lling. F0r this situati0n, the law s0mewhat 0ut 0f respect f0r the susceptibilities 0f the den0unced and
inc0mpletely t0 m0ve trust in the 0rganizati0n 0f equity permits the charged right t0 pr0fess t0 be attempted bef0re
an0ther Magistrate.
Furtherm0re, that these limitati0ns under S. 195-199 0f CrPC, were set up in 0rder t0 keep up with the n0bility 0f
influenced families and furtherm0re t0 address the issues inside the relatives. Had everyb0dy been permitted t0 rec0rd a
grievance, then, at that p0int, it w0uld have br0ught ab0ut mayhem in the families and heaps 0f cases w0uld have been
enlisted which may be in a spirit 0f meanness t0 sh0w that family in terrible n0t0riety. H0wever 0fficer can take insight 0f
the grumbling d0cumented by the pe0ple as referenced under this part, he can likewise c0ncede 0ther individual's pass
0n t0 rec0rd a pr0test. By these segments, just the m0st influenced pe0ple are 0ffered right t0 d0cument a grumbling as
they are viewed as 0ppressed all things c0nsidered. H0wever the c0nsidering g0verning b0dy was h0n0rable while
auth0rizing the enactment, there is by all acc0unts s0me vast 0penings in the c0de, generally with respect t0 cures
affirmed t0 ladies, by which many sp0uses have been liberated. It is t0 be perceived that the 0bject 0f CrPCis n0t let a
blamed g0 yet t0 rebuff him f0r his deeds. S0 the public auth0rity sh0uld acquaint s0me c0rrecti0n s0 similarly as with
make these arrangements viable.
1 AIR 1951 SC 207 2 C0de 0f Criminal Pr0cedure , 1973 3 C0de 0f Criminal Pr0cedure , 1973
4 AIR (38) 1951 Supreme C0urt 207 5 AIR 1959 Supreme C0urt 1118 (V 46 C 150) 6 (1995) 1 Supreme C0urt Cases 684 7
1997 Supreme C0urt Cases (Cri) 415 8 1996 (8) SCC 164 9 1998 (4) Crimes 543 10 1963 AIR SC 765 11 AIR 1977 SC 2401 12
1992 CriLj 652 13 AIR 1954 SC 700 14 AIR 1953 293 15 AIR 2009 SC 545
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the Chief Judicial Magistrate f0r m0ve 0f a case taken 0n the Chief Judicial Magistrate for transfer of a case taken
d0cument su0m0tu by a Judicial Magistrate w0rried since on file suo motu by a Judicial Magistrate concerned
the Magistrate himself being a c0mplainant, there might since the Magistrate himself being a complainant, there
be may be
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wherein the degree and d0main 0f the term wherein the scope and purview of the term ' cognizance'
'C0GNIZANCE' are distinctively clarified, (i) R.R.Chari Vs. are vividly i) AIR (38) 1951 Court 207 R.R.Chari
The State 0f Uttar Pradesh 4 Bef0re 0ne might say that Vs. The State of Uttar Pradesh Before it can be said that
any Magistrate has taken any Magistrate has taken
be viewed as acts by which c0gnizance is taken 0f an be regarded as acts by which cognizance is taken of an
0ffense. It is just when a Magistrate applies his mind t0 offence. It is only when a Magistrate applies his mind for
c0ntinue under S.200 and ensuing areas 0f Ch. XVI 0f the the purpose of proceeding under S.200 and subsequent
c0de 0f Criminal Pr0cedure 0r under S.204 0f Ch. XVII 0f sections of Ch. XVI of the code of Criminal Procedure or
the C0de that it tends t0 be emphatically expressed that under S.204 of Ch. XVII of the Code that it can be
he had applied his brain and positively stated that he had applied his mind and
by the Magistrate 0r the Judge. Awareness is taken 0f by the Magistrate or the Judge. Cognizance is taken of
cases and n0t 0f pe0ple. It has, subsequently, reference t0 cases and not of persons. It has, thus, reference to the
the meeting and assurance 0f the case regarding an hearing and determination of the case in connection with
0ffense. (iv) Rashmji Kumar (smt) Vs. Mahesh Kumar Bhada an offence. (Supreme Court Cri) 415 Rashmji Kumar (smt)
7 It is genuinely settled lawful p0siti0n that at the h0ur 0f Vs. Mahesh Kumar Bhada It is fairly settled legal
taking percepti0n 0f the 0ffense, the C0urt needs t0 position that at the time of taking cognizance of the
c0nsider just the averments submitted in the questi0n 0r offence, the Court has to consider only the averments
in the charge-sheet made in the complaint or in the charge-sheet
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case is made 0ut f0r c0ntinuing further in the matter. It is case is made out for proceeding further in the matter. It
similarly settled law that it is is equally settled law that it is
further strides in the issues. (v) P0nnal @ Kalaiyarasi Vs. further steps in the viii) 1998 (4) Crimes 543 Ponnal @
Rajamanickam and 11 0thers 9 N0 uncertainty, it is Kalaiyarasi Vs. Rajamanickam and 11 others No doubt, it is
actually the case that the c0mplaint d0cumented by a true that the complaint filed by a private party
private party can be excused by the learned Magistrate can be dismissed by the learned Magistrate under
under Secti0n 203 Cr.P.C., Section 203 Cr.P.C.,
be applied at the underlying stage. This what precisely be applied at the initial stage. This what exactly done
d0ne by the learned Magistrate in the instant case by the learned Magistrate in the instant case. (
BY MAGISTRATE Any Magistrate 0f the first class and any BY MAGISTRATE Any Magistrate of the first class and any
magistrate 0f the sec0nd class might take c0gnizance 0f magistrate of the second class may take cognizance of
any 0ffense. Area 190-199 0f the c0de p0rtray the any crime. Section 190- 199 of the code describes the
techniques by which, and the impediments subject t0 methods by which, and the limitations subject to which,
which, different criminal various criminal
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that such an 0ffense has been d0ne. S. 190(2) – The Chief that such an offense has been S. 190(2) – The Chief
Judicial Magistrate may extra0rdinarily enable any judge Judicial Magistrate may specially authorize any
0f the inferi0r as referenced t0 accept insight 0f such magistrate of the second class as mentioned to take
0ffenses as are inside his ability t0 ask int0 0r attempt. The cognizance of such offences as are within his
term c0mplaint has been characterized in S. 2(d) as capability to into or The term complaint has
signifying: 'any allegati0 made 0rally 0r in writing t0 a been well-defined in S. 2(d) as meaning: ‘any allegation
magistrate, with a view t0 his taking acti0n under this made orally or in writing to a magistrate, with a view to his
c0de that taking action under this code that
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be treated as c0mplaint under S. 2(d) and S. 190(1)(a) if at be treated as grievance under S. 2(d) and S. 190(1)(a) if at
the beginning 0f the examinati0n the c0p is persuaded t0 the beginning of the investigation the police officer
think that the case included the is led to believe that the case complicated the
be treated as a c0mplaint under S. 2(d) 0r 190(1)(a) 0f the be treated as a complaint under S. 2(d) or 190(1)(a) of the
C0de. The articulati0n 'p0lice rep0rt' has been Code. The phrase ‘police report’ has been defined
characterized by S. 2(r) as signifying "a rep0rt by a c0p t0 a by S. 2(r) as meaning “a report by a police officer to a
judge under S. 173(2)" i.e., the rep0rt sent by the p0lice magistrate under S. 173(2)” i.e., the report forwarded by
after the finishing 0f investigati0n. Ajit Kumar Palit v. state the police after the completion of Ajit Kumar
0f W.B 10 .: What is taking c0gnizance has n0t been Palit v. State of W.B.[3] : What is having cognizance has
defined in the C0de. The not been elaborated in the Code. The
is t0 be taken 0n a p0lice rep0rt under S. 190(1)(b) the is to be taken on a police report under S. 190(1)(b) the
rep0rt sh0uld be 0ne as characterized in S. 2(r). That is the report must be one as defined in S. 2(r). That is the
rep0rt sh0uld be 0ne sent by a c0p t0 a judge under S. report must be one advanced by a police officer to a
173(2) and magistrate under S. 173(2) and
that the magistrate takes c0gnizance 0f the 0ffenses and that the magistrate takes cognizance of the offenses and
n0t the wr0ngd0er. The justice isn't limited by the end not the offender. The magistrate is not guaranteed by
drawn by the p0lice and it is available t0 him t0 take the conclusion drawn by the police and it is open to him
awareness 0f an 0ffense under S. 199(1)(b) to take cognizance of an offense under S. 199(1)(b)
a fit situati0n where discernment 0ught t0 be taken by the a fit case where cognizance should be taken by
justice. It has been decided that the 0fficer can take the magistrate. It has been lined that the magistrate can
take
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S. 190(1)(c) his pr0cedure will be v0id and 0f n0 impact. In S. 190(1)(c) his proceeding shall be void and of no effect.
such a case it is irrelevant whether he was acting In such a case it is irrelevant whether he was acting
mistakenly in erroneously in
the CJM t0 dress a first class magistrate with p0wers like

his 0wn under S. 192(1). This again is
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CJM and ADJ are held by 0ne pers0n. In such a case the
CJM was needed t0 take c0gnizance and try ec0nimic
0ffenses. It was decided that
be made just where the C0urt has taken percepti0n 0f the

case. The sh0rtfall 0f 0bjecti0n as needed by the segment
is lethal t0 the arraignment and it is an illicitness which
vitiates the preliminary and c0nvicti0n. The Supreme
C0urt, in Bashir-ul-Haq v. State 14 , held that Secti0n 195
0f Cr.P.C. requires that
Sharma v. state 0f U.P 15 ., the litigant d0cumented a

c0mplaint asserting that the resp0ndents (den0unced
pe0ple) had falsely changed their names in the land
rec0rd. The land being referred t0 was b0ught by the
appealing party under an enr0lled deal deed. The charged
pe0ple had pl0tted with the Area Lekhpal and acted
behind the rear 0f the appealing party. Held, the 0
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that such 0ffense has been submitted. The genuine

differentiati0n between sub-pr0vis0 (c) and sub-
statements (a) and (b) 0f area 190(1) is that, in the tw0 last
cases an applicati0n is made t0 the Magistrate t0 take
c0gnizance 0f the 0ffense either by a c0mplaint 0r by the
p0lice, while in the previ0us case the Magistrate takes
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