COURT OF SESSION
1. In the criminal procedure code, the statute, it is given that, he state government shall
establish a court of session for every sessions division by a statute.
2. Every court of session shall be presided over by a judge,
to be appointed by the high court.
3. The high court may also
appoint additional sessions judge and assistant sessions judge to exercise
jurisdiction in a court of sessions.
4. The sessions judge of one
division may be appointed by the high court to be also an additional sessions
judge of another division, and in such case he may sit for the disposal of
cases at such place or places in other division as the high court may direct.
5. Where the office of the
sessions judge is vacant the high court may make arrangements for the disposal
of any urgent application which is or may be made or pending before such court
of session by an additional or assistant sessions judge, or if there be no
additional or assistant sessions judge, by a chief judicial magistrate, in the
sessions division, and every such judge or magistrate shall have jurisdiction
to deal with any such application
6. The court of sessions
shall ordinarily hold it’s sitting at such place or places as the high court
may, by notification, specify; but if in any particular case the court of
session is of opinion that it will tend to the general convenience of the
parties and witnesses to hold it’s sittings at
any other place in the sessions division, it may with the consent of the
prosecution and the accused, sit at that place for the disposal of the case or
the examination of any witness or witnesses therein.
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