Reasons to be recorded
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Summary
When a Sessions Judge or Magistrate issues one of the specified orders, they must record the reasons for that decision. The reasons go on the case record so the parties and higher courts can see the factual and legal basis. This ensures transparency and helps review on appeal.
Example
Priya says her neighbour damaged her shop and asks the Magistrate for an order to attach the neighbour's goods. The Magistrate issues the order and records in writing why attachment was necessary. Those written reasons stay on the case record and can be used on appeal.
Bare Act
Enacted textA Sessions Judge or Magistrate making an order under section 448, section 449, section 450 or section 451 shall record his reasons for making it.
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