In section 33 of the Police Act, 1861, the "general control" of the Magistrate means:
Section 33 says nothing in sections 30 to 32 "shall be deemed to interfere with the general control of the Magistrate of the district" over those matters. That is real…
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In section 33 of the Police Act, 1861, the "general control" of the Magistrate means:
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Section 33 says nothing in sections 30 to 32 "shall be deemed to interfere with the general control of the Magistrate of the district" over those matters. That is real supervisory and administrative control, not judicial review of each order or a financial power.