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Section 321 Cr.P.C: Withdrawal of prosecution

Section 321 Cr.P.C: Withdrawal of prosecution.
Ramprakash Rajagopal September 17, 2023 28 Min Read
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Demeanour: Acquitting based on demeanour of witness noted by the Trial court

High Court cannot damage the career of judicial officer by way of observations if the trial court did not follow specific format given by High Court

Suggestions put to the witnesses are part of the evidence based on that suggestions court can convict the accused

Victim’s right to prefer an appeal includes right to prosecute an appeal hence heirs of legal heir can prefer appeal and prosecute

Whether statement or letter made to the investigation officer (I.O) during the investigation is admissible? No and the same is hit under section 162 cr.p.c

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