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Pages: 920 pages
Date Added: 2001-01-01
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Table Of Contents:

                   PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION V
                   PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION VII
                   TABLE OF CASES XVII
                   Prefatory Observations 1
                   Introduction 1
                   Background for the Arms Act 54 of 1959 2
                   Report of the Joint Committee 2
                   Statement of Objects and Reasons for the Arms Act of 1959 3
                   Minutes of Dissent 4
                   Chart of some corresponding Provisions of the Indian Arms Act
                   (XI of 1878) and the Arms Act (No. 54 of 1959)

PART I
I : INTRODUCTION-GENERAL ASPECTS IN RELATION TO FIRE-ARMS
                   Crime detection on scientific lines 6
                   Ballistics 7
                   Infractions of law 8
                   Responsibilities of the crime investigator 8
                   Common man's conception of fire-arms 8
                   Difference between gun-shot wounds and other injuries 8
                   Expert's role in detection of crimes 9
                   Ingenious methods adopted by offenders 9
                   Gradual evolution of fire-arms 10
                   Weapons that come under fire-arms 11
                   Investigations in offences arising out of use of fire-arms 11
                   Fouling 11
                   Burrard's opinion 11
                   Gases and solids 12
                   Technicalities associated with fire-arms 12
                   Shells and cartridge cases 12
                   Percussion cap 12
                   Chamber and the cylinder 12
                   Projectiles for fire-arms 12
                   Incendiary bullets 13
                   Somersaulting or ricochet bullets 13
                   Examination of cartridge, etc., scientifically 13
                   Some words used in fire-arms terminology 13
                   Revolver 13
                   Striker 13
                   Charger 14
                   Nobeloy or Lubaloy 14
                   Lands 14
                   Hollow point and soft point bullets 14
                   Jacketed bullets 14
                   Tracer bullets 14
                   Extraction and ejection 14
                   Pistol Cordite 14
                   Flake 14
                   Shot 14
                   History of bullets 14
                   Pressure 14
                   Anvil 14
                   Authors and writers on fire-arms 15
                   Cannelure 15
                   Smudging 15
                   Tattooing 15
                   Range of a shot 15

II : JURISTIC CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT USE OF FIRE-ARMS
                   ''Crime'' bullet 16
                   Taylor's view 16
                   Science of connecting bullet with the weapon itself 18
                   A criminal's anti-civic antics adopt peculiar forms 18
                   Hesitation shots and their significance 18
                   Tracing crime of murder by examination of bones 18
                   Importance of photography in scrutiny of fire-arms parts 19
                   Identification of fire-arms is only an expert's job 19
                   Examining objects in situ with the aid of
                   photomicrography or infra-red photography 20

III : APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES OF EVIDENCE ACT AND OTHER LAWS
                   Information leading to discovery: Section 27, Evidence Act 21
                   Words that are provable 22
                   Statement about burying articles and producing the same 23
                   Section 27, Evidence Act, does not contravene Article 20(3) 23
                   Constitutionality of Section 27, Evidence Act
                   and Section 162(2), Cr.P.C. 23
                   Use of statement under Section 27, Evidence Act:
                   Hiding Ornaments 24
                   Hostile witness 24
                   Related witness 25
                   Interested witness 25
                   Injured witness 26
                   Solitary witness 26
                   Credibility of witness 26
                   Approver's evidence 26
                   Dogs identifying accused 26
                   Corroboration when necessary 27
                   Non-examination of witness 27
                   Issue-estoppel 27
                   Defence 28
                   Motive 28
                   Falsus in uno falsus in omnibus 28
                   Seizure memo 28
                   Evidence of Investigating Officer 28
                   Establishing identity of the fire-arm used 28
                   Wounds and weapons 29
                   Fire-arm injury 30
                   Expert's opinion: Value of 30
                   Conflict between prosecution case and expert's evidence 30
                   Circumstantial evidence 30
                   Stock witness: Principle 30
                   Retracted confession and value to be attached 30
                   Purpose of using statement under Section 145, Evidence Act 31
                   Position of a private expert 31
                   What can be called custody of the police 31
                   Test of circumstantial evidence 32
                   Trustworthiness of witnesses: How to determine 32
                   Notion about unsummoned witness 32
                   Normally the prosecutor should examine all the eye-witnesses 32
                   ''Mens rea'' and principles governing it 32
                   Ballistic expert's evidence, when necessary and when not 34
                   Opinion of Medical Officer is at best an opinion 35
                   Medical evidence not supporting prosecution version 35
                   Medical Officer's opinion when conflicts with positive
                   evidence: Section 45, Evidence Act 35
                   Expert may not give reasons at great length 35
                   Expert: Non-examination of 35
                   Benefit of doubt 35

PART II
I : THE ARMS ACT, 1959
                   Statement of objects and reasons
                   as aid to construction of statute 36
                   Policy of statute as aid to proper construction 37
                   Preamble 37
                   Interpretation of statutes 39
                   Interpretation of statutes and duty of court 40
                   Interpretation of statutes and rules of grammar 41
                   Interpretation of amending and consolidating statute 41
                   Interpretation of rules 42
                   Interpretation of special Acts 42
                   Statute whether directory or mandatory 42
                   Mens rea 43
                   Constitutionality of the acts 43
                   Validity of rules 44
                   Retrospective or prospective 45
                   Intention of the Legislature 47
                   Construction of penal Acts 48
                   Titles 51
                   Headings 53
                   Proviso 53
                   Explanation 54
                   Illustration 55
                   Marginal or side notes 55
                   Punctuation 57
                   Mean and include 57
                   May as must or shall 58
                   Decisions under 1878 Act 58

CHAPTER I : PRELIMINARY
                   Short title, extent and commencement 59
                   Definitions and interpretation 60

CHAPTER II : ACQUISITION, POSSESSION, MANUFACTURE, SALE, IMPORT, EXPORT AND TRANSPORT OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION
                   Licence for acquisition and possession
                   of fire-arms and ammunition 80
                   Licence for acquisition and possession of arms of
                   specified description in certain cases 83
                   Licence for manufacture, sale etc., of arms and ammunition 86
                   Licence for the shortening of guns or conversion of
                   imitation fire-arms into fire-arms 91
                   Prohibition of acquisition or possession, or of manufacture or
                   sale, of prohibited arms or prohibited ammunition 92
                   Prohibition of sale or transfer of fire-arms
                   not bearing identification marks 93
                   Prohibition of acquisition or possession by, or of sale or transfer to,
                   young persons and certain other persons of fire-arms etc. 96
                   Licence for import of arms etc. 98
                   Power to prohibit import or export of arms, etc. 101
                   Power to restrict or prohibit transport of arms 102

CHAPTER III : PROVISIONS RELATING TO LICENCES
                   Grant of licences 103
                   Refusal of licences 106
                   Duration and renewal of licence 110
                   Fees, etc., for licence 112
                   Variation, suspension and revocation of licences 113
                   Appeals 135

CHAPTER IV : POWERS AND PROCEDURE
                   Power to demand production of licence, etc. 139
                   Arrest of persons conveying arms,
                   etc., under suspicious circumstances 141
                   Deposit of arms, etc., on possession ceasing to be lawful 144
                   Search and seizure by Magistrate 149
                   Search of vessels, vehicles for arms, etc. 154
                   Seizure and detention under orders of the Central Government 154
                   Prohibition as to possession of notified
                   arms in disturbed areas, etc. 155
                   Prohibition as to carrying of notified arms in or
                   through public places in disturbed areas, etc. 157

CHAPTER V : OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
                   Punishment for certain offences 168
                   Secret contraventions 255
                   Punishment for possessing arms, etc., with intent
                   to use them for unlawful purpose 263
                   Punishment for use and possession of fire-arms or imitation
                   fire-arms in certain cases 266
                   Punishment for knowingly purchasing arms, etc., from unlicensed
                   person or for delivering arms, etc., to person
                   not entitled to possess the same 268
                   Punishment for contravention of licence or rule 271
                   Punishment for subsequent offence 273
                   Power to confiscate 274
                   Offences by companies 279

CHAPTER VI : MISCELLANEOUS
                   Sanction of Central Government for warehousing of arms 289
                   Criminal responsibility of persons in occupation
                   of premises in certain cases 289
                   Information to be given regarding certain offences 294
                   Arrest and searches 295
                   Offence to be cognizable 301
                   Previous sanction of the District Magistrate
                   necessary in certain cases 302
                   Protection of action taken in good faith 312
                   Power to exempt 315
                   Power to take census of fire-arms 316
                   Power to delegate 317
                   Power to make rules 318
                   Act not to apply in certain cases 321
                   Repeal of Act XI of 1878 323

II : THE ARMS RULES, 1962
III : NOTIFICATIONS UNDER ARMS ACT, 1959
IV: THE EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1884
                   Preamble 493
                   Short title 498
                   Commencement 498
                   [Repealed] 499
                   Definitions 499
                   Power to make rules as to licensing of the manufacture,
                   possession, use, sale, transport, import and export of explosives 501
                   Persons already in business in respect of certain explosives to
                   carry on such business without licences for a certain period 502
                   Power for Central Government to prohibit the manufacture, possession
                   or importation of specially dangerous explosives 503
                   Prohibition of manufacture, possession, sale or transport
                   of explosives by young persons and certain other persons 503
                   Grant of licences 504
                   Refusal of licences 505
                   Licensing authority competent to impose conditions
                   in addition to prescribed conditions 505
                   Variation, suspension and revocation of licences 506
                   Appeals 507
                   Power to make rules conferring powers of inspection,
                   search, seizure, detention and removal 508
                   Notice of accidents 509
                   Inquiry into accidents 510
                   Inquiry into more serious accidents 511
                   Punishment of certain offences 511
                   Offences by companies 517
                   Forfeiture of Explosives 517
                   Distress of aircraft or vessel 517
                   Abetment and attempts 518
                   Power to arrest without warrant
                   persons committing dangerous offences 518
                   Saving and powers to exempt 518
                   Saving of Indian Arms Act, 1878 519
                   Saving as to liability under other law 519
                   Extension of definition of ''explosive'' to other explosive substances 519
                   Power to delegate 519
                   Procedure for making, publication and confirmation of rules 520

V : THE EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES ACT, 1908
                   Short title, extent and application 522
                   Definition of ''explosive substance'' 522
                   Punishment for causing explosion likely
                   to endanger life or property 524
                   Punishment for attempt to cause explosion, or for making or keeping
                   explosive with intent to endanger life or property 525
                   Punishment for making or possessing
                   explosives under suspicious circumstances 526
                   Punishment of abettors 533
                   Restriction on trial of offence 534

VI : THE GAS CYLINDERS RULES, 1981
VII : THE STATIC AND MOBILE PRESSURE VESSELS
(UNFIRED) RULES, 1981
VIII : THE EXPLOSIVES RULES, 1983
Rules and Regulations relating to Explosives 749
                   Rules for the possession and use of explosives
                   prescribed in the Coal Mines Regulations, 1957 749
                   Extract of Coal Mines Regulations, 1957 749
                   Rules for the possession and use of
                   explosives prescribed in Metalliferous Mines 758
                   Ministry of Works, Mines and Power Rules regulating
                   the handling of Explosives in the Port of Calcutta 767
                   Notification 767
                   Rules regulating the handling of Explosives in the Port of Bombay 776
                   List of Authorised Explosives as on 31-3-1983 780
                   List of Testing Officers 788
                   Notifications under the Explosives Act, 1884 789

APPENDICES
                   The Indian Arms Act, 1878 797
                   Punjab Disturbed Areas Act, 1983 810
                   The Chandigarh Disturbed Areas Act, 1983 812
                   The Armed Forces (Punjab and Chandigarh) Special Powers Act, 1983 814
                   The Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, 1984 817
                   The Terrorist Affected Areas (Special Courts) Ordinance, 1984 820
                   The Criminal Procedure Laws (Punjab Amendment) Act, 1984 831
                   The Code of Criminal Procedure (Punjab Amendment) Act, 1983 833
                   SUBJECT INDEX 837
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