Supreme Court of India

Directorate of Enforcement v. Deepak Mahajan and Anr.

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Bench S. Ratnavel Pandian and K. Jayachandra Reddy JJ.
Decided 31 January 1994

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Criminal Procedure Code 1973: Sections 167(1) and (2)--Person ar­ rested under Special Act viz. FERA or Customs Act and produced before a Magistrate-Jurisdiction to authorise detention-Held : Magistrate has the jurisdiction under S. 167(2)-ATTest and custody-Distinction between-ATTest condition precedent to judicial custody-Object and applicability of S. 167( 1)-AlTest need not be by Police Officer alone-'Police Officer' includes authorised or empowered officer under special Acts like FERA/Customs Act.

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