File 200/1928 Pt 3 'Persia: Anglo-Persian Commercial Treaty' [‎209r] (422/1140)

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In order to P re 7.® ^ t0 ar ticle 130 :
ffii H be taken acco « from his domicile or his attending the court of
His undertaking not to o^p ^ examination of the case or for th e execution of
■ examination fn ^ X “®' er he is summoned.
^ jfgt depositing the guarantee money.
o'His giving bal ]- ,
4 ' His provisional arrest.
irti* 130 - nffpnces which reach the importance of crime and which entail
In the case of oife <( ; i C o r rectionnelles,” the accused can provisionally
preventive punishments or P«“ manl]eri w here the offence alleged to have been
be put under arrest.. ,mt entail preventive punishments or punitions
committed by the ® cc "® e ^ e of res i d ence or profession of the accused are unknown
correctionnelles hut t p h e gives bail. In all other cases it depends upon
the accused can he arre ^ ^.^. officer), who can call upon the accused
the discretion of the '"ustant ^ e of the crinie , one of the securities mentioned
me accut.ru ~ „ t nt ; n ” (examining otncerj, who > -fv . i ,
the discretion of the muslin S'. f th in ie, one of the securities mentioned
to provide, in proportion to ‘^f 0 " ° hero the ■■ mustantiq ” (examining officer)
in the foregoing ar . • , ^ or a secur ity according to this and the foregoing
issues a warrant of an ‘ v . ew the 8eve rity of the punishment, hut also the
articles, he should n . aecl ,nation, the possibility of escape, the destruction of the
traces of the offence 8 , and also the condition of the health of the accused or his age and
his position (standing)-
‘^tny wealthy man or a company can l^.me a^^ old T Ka
or itself responsible for the payment of lp pros C used himself or another
money can be in cash or in movable ” should fix the hail
individual in his stead can pay the bad in , ,,, . port i on t0 the severity of
money or the cash for guarantee (‘‘vajhuz-zemaneh ) in^P^nm ^ ^ The
the punishment prescribed for the offence 1 j ■, .1 Guarantee monev should
financial standing of the hail or the person who deposits the guarante
also be considered.
ATttclB 132- i • j
The guarantee or the bail money should in no case be less than the losses
by tbe private complainant.
de 13 of the Complementary Fundamental Law. ^
The house and domicile of every person is undei ^ r ^ eC mct j on an( i under
compulsory intrusion in a domicile can take place un ess )
it can be
and means
Artide 13 of the Complementary Fundamental Law.
The house and domicile of every person is undei proiec under
compulsory intrusion in a domicile can take place un ess )
arrangements of the law.
Extracts from the Code of Criminal Procedure, dated Jn y
Clause 91.—Domiciliary perquisition is allowed only hi x g ai
imagined with sufficient justification that the guilty par y, i ^
of guilt or evidence for the guilt, could be detected and c 1SC0 ^ \ .p owner of the
Clause 92.—The perquisition should happen in the pies . should happen
house and witnesses of perquisition, and in the absence of the owner,
in the presence of his wife or the person in charge of , 0l1 ^ ! . i e can a ttend
Clause 93.—Persons w ho have some connexlcm . 'T pemissioTof the owner
the perquisition, hut other persons cannot enter without P
0 —Domiciliary perquisition should only happen ^^“fJffTwhmh
nightly perquisition should only happen in case of neces sl 3 > ,,) ^ the
should be especially mentioned by the examining officer ( mustang I
Foces-vcrhal of the perquisition.
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