BSTO Act 30Chapter II · Special Magistrates
Section 30 · Power to convict for offence proved
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- If in any trial under this Chapter it is found that the accused person has committed any offence, whether such offence is or is not a scheduled offence [[or an offence] [Words, brackets and figures inserted by Bengal Act 21 of 1932.] referred to in sub-section (2) of section 25], the Special Magistrate may convict such person of such offence and, subject to the provision of section 27, pass any sentence authorised by law for the punishment thereof.
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