This document details the Supreme Court case of Laxmi Brahmin vs. State of Uttar Pradesh from 1983. It examines the powers of a Magistrate regarding bail and remand when an investigation is incomplete, particularly concerning offences exclusively triable by the Court of Session. The judgment clarifies the procedural steps and jurisdictional boundaries between Magistrates and Sessions Courts. This is a crucial read for legal practitioners and students of criminal law.
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