Section 28
Acts To Be Performed By Judge Himself Or Herself
(1) The judge shall himself or herself perform the act of making decision or issuing order and
recording the statement of parties or witness to the case.
Provided however that there shall be no any obstruction to the Judge to write or offer him or herself and may get the document of judgment or order scribed or typed by an employee of the Court and the judge shall, during the recording of statement of parties or witness, ask the questions by him or herself, and
may get such questions and the answers scribed by an employee of the Court.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in Sub-section (1), during the absence of the judge, the Shrestedar (Registrar) of the District Court may record the statement of parties or witness and issue order relating to detention of the accused pending the trial, or release him or her on bail or on recognizance to appear on the appointed date.
(3) The Judge shall, upon his or her resumption of duty in the Court, review the orders issued pursuant to Sub-section (1), and, if such order is found to be against the due process of law, shall rectify them to accord with the
procedures of law.
recording the statement of parties or witness to the case.
Provided however that there shall be no any obstruction to the Judge to write or offer him or herself and may get the document of judgment or order scribed or typed by an employee of the Court and the judge shall, during the recording of statement of parties or witness, ask the questions by him or herself, and
may get such questions and the answers scribed by an employee of the Court.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in Sub-section (1), during the absence of the judge, the Shrestedar (Registrar) of the District Court may record the statement of parties or witness and issue order relating to detention of the accused pending the trial, or release him or her on bail or on recognizance to appear on the appointed date.
(3) The Judge shall, upon his or her resumption of duty in the Court, review the orders issued pursuant to Sub-section (1), and, if such order is found to be against the due process of law, shall rectify them to accord with the
procedures of law.