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The court will passed the order of issue summons or warrant against accused.
Dear Client, Upon receiving the charge sheet, the Magistrate/Judge examines the report. If the court finds sufficient grounds to proceed against the accused, it takes cognizance of the offences. If the accused is not already in custody, the court issues a summons or a warrant of arrest. For serious offences like those under sections 406, 420, and 120B, the court may issue a non-bailable warrant (NBW) if it believes that the accused might evade the summons or is a flight risk. The exact time frame for issuing an NBW varies based on the court’s discretion and the circumstances of the case. It can be issued immediately after cognizance if the court deems it necessary, or it may follow failed attempts to serve summons or bailable warrants. If the accused is not found for arrest, the court may issue a proclamation and order attachment of properties. Should you require any further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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