• Proceedings under Section 110 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C) refers to a legal process in which a person who is suspected to have committed a non-cognizable offense is brought before a Magistrate for inquiry. A non-cognizable offense is a less serious crime in which a police officer does not have the authority to arrest without a warrant.
• Section 110 of the Cr.P.C empowers a Magistrate to direct the police to investigate a non-cognizable offense and to take steps to prevent the commission of such an offense. This may include issuing a warrant for the arrest of the accused, or imposing restrictions on their movements.
• The proceedings under Section 110 Cr.P.C are initiated by a complaint or a report made to the police. The police then conduct an inquiry and if they find the evidence to be sufficient, they submit a report to the Magistrate and the Magistrate takes necessary action.

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