10 Power of the court to transfer criminal suits 31.(1) The court, whenever a criminal suit has been transferred thereto, by the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, and deems it most appropriate, in pursuance of the orders, regulating jurisdiction, or distribution of work, that trial is to be assumed by another court, may transfer the criminal suit thereto. (2) The president of the Court of Appeal, or Magistrate of the General Criminal Court, may issue an order transfering any criminal suit from one court to another, within the limits of his jusisdiction, whenever he deems that there is achievement of justice in the same. (3) The Chief Justice may transfer any criminal suit, from one court to another, within the Sudan, whenever he deems that there is achievement of justice in the same. Proceedings not void by reason of lack of jurisdiction 32. No criminal proceedings adopted, before a Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, or a court, shall be invalidated, for the fact that, in accordance with the rules, set forth in this Chapter, it should have been adopted by another Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, or court, whenever the same has been adopted in good faith. Part III The Criminal Suit and Inquiry Therein Chapter I The Criminal Suit Initiation of the criminal suit 33. The criminal suit shall be intitiated, upon taking cognizance by the Geneal Crimines Police, or the Prosecution Attorney, or upon such information, or complaint, as may be presented to either of them. The right to present information and complaint 34.(1) Information shall be presented, by any person entrusted with preserving security and public order; or any person, as to offences to which a public right relates. (2) A complaint shall be presented by the person, against whom, or within whose responsibility the offence has been committed, or by whoever deputises for him. Where the person, against whom the offence has been committed is a child, or suffering from mental infirmity, his guardian may present the complaint, on his behalf.