Recording of confession

Magistrate was to follow the procedure that hand cuffs of accused be removed when produced for confession; all the police officers be turned out from court room; accused be informed that irrespective of the fact that he made a statement or not, he would not be given back to police who brought him; but would be remanded to judicial lockup and accused be then given a time to ponder over the matter, thereafter he be informed that he was not bound to make any statement and if he did so same could be used as evidence against him

Accused be put the questions firstly, that for how long had you been with police?; secondly, that had any pressure been brought to bear upon you to make the confession?; thirdly, that had you been threatened to make confession?; fourthly, that had any inducement been given to you?; fifthly, that as to why were you making confession?; lastly, that had you been maltreated by police?, after recording the accused's answers if Magistrate was satisfied as to the voluntariness of confession, he could then put such questions as given in printed form and then proceed to record the confession.