Correct option is A
Section 460 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 outlines the irregularities that do not vitiate proceedings, such as the issuance of a search warrant or the attachment of property by a Magistrate who lacks jurisdiction. This ensures that technical or procedural irregularities do not invalidate a trial, provided no substantial injustice has occurred.
Information Booster: Section 460 helps Courts focus on the merits of a case rather than procedural errors that do not affect the outcome or fairness of the trial.
Additional Knowledge:
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(b) Section 461 refers to irregularities that do vitiate proceedings.
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(c) Section 462 deals with proceedings in the wrong jurisdiction.
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(d) Section 466 deals with the defective reading of charges.
