
Tendering Pardon to an Accomplice
Live LawThe complex process of tendering pardon to an approver continues to baffle the Bench and the Bar alike. empowers the Court to which the case is committed, to tender pardon to an approver on the same condition as is stipulated in Section 306 Cr.P.C. But the CJM cannot tender pardon to an accomplice during the stage of trial before the Special Judge although Section 306 Cr.P.C would seem to indicate otherwise. If the CJM/MM is the trial Court and the case is at the stage of investigation, then the tendering of pardon under Section 306 Cr.P.C., recording of finding under Section 306 Cr.P.C. Even the CJM or MM who can tender pardon to an accomplice at the stage investigation of a case triable by the Special Judge, cannot take cognizance of the offence under the P.C Act, much less, examine the approver under Section 306 Cr.P.C.
History of this topic

Section 306(4) CrPC Allows Approver's Bail Before Trial Completion on Meeting Pardon Conditions
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Mandatory For Magistrate To Examine Approver Before Committal Of Case: Kerala High Court
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Power Of The "N.I.A. Special Court" To Tender Pardon To An Accomplice
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Tendering Pardon To An Accomplice In A Case Triable By A Special Court Under The NIA Act, 2008
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Magistrate can grant tender of pardon in respect of cases triable by Special Judge under Prevention of Corruption Act; SC [Read Judgment]
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Magistrate can grant tender of pardon in respect of cases triable by Special Judge under Prevention of Corruption Act; SC [Read Judgment]
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