A
warrant is an order of the Court to arrest a person at any place he is found
for being accused of an offence.
- The warrant of arrest is in prescribed form.
- The requisites of a valid warrant are as given below:
- The warrant of arrest shall be in writing.
- It shall be signed by the presiding officer of the court.
- It shall bear the name and designation of the person who is to execute it.
- It must indicate the clear name and address of the accused.
- It should state the offence with which those accused are charged.
- It should indicate the date of the issue of the warrant of arrest.
The
warrant once issued will remain in force till it is executed or cancelled.
A
magistrate is competent to issue a warrant of arrest for the production of a
person before his own court.
The
magistrate is not competent to issue a warrant of arrest for the production of
a person before a police official.
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