Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023
BNSS Section 104
Disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction
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BNSS Section 104 deals with disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction and replaces CrPC 101.
Bare act text — BNSS 104
104. Disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction.
When, in the execution of a searchwarrant at any place beyond the local jurisdiction of the Court which issued the same, any of the things for which search is made, are found, such things, together with the list of the same prepared under the provisions hereinafter contained, shall be immediately taken before the Court issuing the warrant, unless such place is nearer to the Magistrate having jurisdiction therein than to such Court, in which case the list and things shall be immediately taken before such Magistrate; and, unless there be good cause to the contrary, such Magistrate shall make an order authorising them to be taken to such Court.
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What was BNSS Section 104 in the CrPC?
BNSS Section 104 (Disposal of things found in search beyond jurisdiction) replaces Section 101 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. CrPC 101 is now BNSS 104.
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Nearby BNSS sections
- BNSS 99 — Application to High Court to set aside declaration of forfeiture
- BNSS 100 — Search for persons wrongfully confined
- BNSS 101 — Power to compel restoration of abducted females
- BNSS 102 — Direction, etc., of search-warrants
- BNSS 103 — Persons in charge of closed place to allow search
- BNSS 105 — Recording of search and seizure through audio video electronic means
- BNSS 106 — Power of police officer to seize certain property
- BNSS 107 — Attachment, forfeiture or restoration of property
- BNSS 108 — Magistrate may direct search in his presence
- BNSS 109 — Power to impound document, etc., produced