Place of trial
If there is a special order
to try a particular case by the Sessions Judge at a particular place the
original place of sitting continues to remain the place of sitting of the Court
of Sessions and the new place indicated in the special order is meant for trial
of only that case or class of cases which the special order specifically
provides-Cr.P.C Section. 9(2)
Sayeed Farook Rahman Vs.
The Sessions Judge of the Court of Sessions, Dhaka and others, 17BLD (AD) 177
Place of trial
From the FIR it prima facie
shows that the occurrence took place in Dhaka and then it continued and
culminated in Sylhet. In such circumstances, the Tribunal at Sylhet has not
committed any illegality, in taking cognizance of the offence and in framing
charge-Cr.P.C Sections 179 and 180
Anowara Begum Vs. Most.
Sultana Jeshmin Khan (Shoapa) and State, 17BLD (HCD) 291
Place of Inquiry and Trial
Liability for offences committed outside Bangladesh and prosecution for offences against the State.
When an offence is
committed outside Bangladesh, the trial of the case cannot proceed without
sanction of the Government as ordained by proviso to section 188 Cr.P.C.
Sanction obtained under section 196 Cr.P.C. cannot do away with the requirement
of the proviso to section 188 of the Code. In view of the proviso to section
188 Cr.P.C., inspite of due cognizance of the case, the Court is unable to try
the case without the sanction from the Government.
Dr.TaslimaNasrin Vs. Md.
NurulAlam and another, 15BLD(HCD)117 Ref: 1980 Cri.L.J. (Noc) 57(Cal); (1979)1
Cal. H.N. 414 Cited
Place at Inquiry and Trial
Ordinary place of inquiry
and trial and offences committed on a journey or voyage In the instant case the
offence started when M.V. Emirate illegally entered into the territorial waters
of Bangladesh and it was arrested by the Bangladesh Naval Ship Tamzid' about 5
miles of the Maheshkhali Sea Shore within the territorial jurisdiction of the
judgeship of Cox's Bazar District but the offence continued while the ship
passed into the local limits of the Naval Jetty at Chittagong. Under such
circumstances, both the Special Tribunals at Chittagong and Cox's Bazar were
competent to try the case. Cr.P.C.
Ss. 177 and 183
Master Osman Gani and
others Vs. The State, 15BLD(HCD) 501
