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If a person commits wrong, he may be detained or arrested even in a civil matter which is defined in code of civil procedure. This code makes two types of arrest (a) with warrant (b) without warrant (a) (sec. 46). Police officers, magistrates, and any private individual may arrest a person.
Section 151 empowers a police officer to arrest any person, without orders from a Magistrate and without warrant, if it appears to such officer that such person is designing to commit a cognizable offence and that the commission of offence cannot be prevented otherwise.
Arrest can be made on not only in Criminal cases but also in Civil cases. In order to bring arrestee before a Court of Law or otherwise secure of the administration of the law, an arrest will usually be made.
Period of detention It says that a person cannot be detained for more than three months if the decretal amount exceeds five thousand rupees and, for an amount between two thousand to five thousand rupees, such detention cannot exceed six weeks.
The procedure to be followed for arrest and detention is provided under Section 55. It says that a judgement debtor can be arrested at any hour or any day during the execution of a decree, and after such arrest, the person must be presented before the court.
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A Power of Arrest only becomes effective when served on the Defender along with a copy of the Writ. § 1901. Definitions.(e) Time and Manner of Execution.