Section 531 BNSS : Repeal and Savings Explained
Section 531 BNSS from the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, covering repeal of CrPC, continuation of pending cases, retention of orders, and limitation period protection for a smooth legal transition.
Section 530 BNSS : Trial and Proceedings in Electronic Mode Explained .
Section 530 BNSS allows court proceedings such as summons, warrants, witness examinations, evidence recording, and appellate hearings to be conducted through secure electronic means, promoting efficiency, accessibility, and modernization in India’s justice system.
Section 529 BNSS : High Court’s Duty of Supervision Over Lower Courts Explained .
Section 529 BNSS , where the High Court exercises continuous supervision over Courts of Session and Judicial Magistrates to ensure quick and proper disposal of cases, improving judicial accountability and efficiency.
Section 528 BNSS : Saving of Inherent Powers of High Court Explained .
Section 528 BNSS, which preserves the inherent powers of the High Court to enforce orders, prevent misuse of the judicial process, and secure the ends of justice, even when not explicitly covered under BNSS.
Section 527 BNSS : Ban on Public Servants Buying Property in Official Sales
Section 527 BNSS prohibits any public servant with duties related to a property sale from bidding or purchasing that property, ensuring transparency and avoiding conflicts of interest in legal transactions.
Section 526 BNSS : Practising Advocate Not to Sit as Magistrate in Certain Courts .
Section 526 BNSS which prohibits a practising advocate from sitting as a Magistrate in the same court or within the same local jurisdiction to prevent conflicts of interest and maintain judicial impartiality.
Section 525 BNSS : Judge or Magistrate’s Personal Interest in Cases Explained
Section 525 BNSS explains that no Judge or Magistrate shall handle a case in which they are a party or personally interested, nor hear appeals against their own decisions, unless permitted by the appellate court. This provision safeguards fairness and public trust in the judiciary.