68. Summons to produce Document or other Things. When a Court or Magistrate or an officer in charge of a police station considers that the production of any document or other thing is necessary or desirable for the purpose of any investigation, inquiry, trial or other proceedings under this Code by or before such Court, Magistrate or officer, the Court or Magistrate may issue a summons, or the officer a written order, to any person in whose possession or power the document or thing is believed to be, requiring, him to attend and produce it or to cause it to be produced at the time and place stated in the summon or order. Notes: - (1) For form of summons see Schedule 111,9. 69. Issue of Search by Court. Where for any reason it appears to a Court or Magistrate that it is impossible or inadvisable to proceed under the last preceding section or that a general search or inspection would further the purposes of any investigation, inquiry, trial or other proceedings under this Code, the Court or Magistrate may issue a search warrant authorizing the person to whom it is addressed to search or inspect generally or in the place or places mentioned in the warrant for any document or thing specified or for any purpose described in the warrant and to seize any such document or thing and to dispose of it in accordance with the terms of the warrant. Notes: - For form of warrant see Schedule 111, 10. 70. Application for Search Warrant. Where an investigation under this Code is being made by an officer in charge of a policestation, he may apply to any Court or Magistrate within the local limits of whose jurisdiction his station is situate for the issue of a search-warrant under section 69. 71. Search for Stolen Property etc. Where upon information and after such inquiry, if any, as he thinks necessary a Magistrate has reason to believe that any place is used for the deposit or sale of stolen property or that there is kept or deposited in any place any property in respect of or by means of which an offence has been committed or which is intended to be used for any illegal purpose, he may issue a search-warrant authorizing any Magistrate or policeman or retainer or chief: (a) to search the place in accordance with the terms of warrant and to seize any property appearing to be of any description above mentioned and to dispose of it in accordance with the terms of the warrant; and 18