Section 112: Criminal jurisdiction of Intermediate Court

112. Criminal jurisdiction of Intermediate Court The Intermediate Court shall have jurisdiction to try any of the following criminal matters which the Director of Public Prosecutions may refer to it— (a) any offence which a District Magistrate has jurisdiction to try; (b) any offence triable in Rodrigues or any island under the jurisdiction of the State of Mauritius other than the Island of Mauritius; (c) any offence specified in section 117; (d) any offence under sections 104, 122, 123 (2), 228 (3) and (4), 235, 239 (1), 249 (1), (4) and (5), 251, 257, 283, 284, 291 and 346 of the Criminal Code; (e) any offence under the Forests and Reserves Act; (f) any offence declared triable by the Intermediate Court under any other enactment. [S. 112 amended by Act 26 of 1991.]