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A is alleged to have committed the murder of B. The cognizance against A is taken by the Chief Judicial Magistrate and the case is transferred to a Magistrate of 1st class. The Public Prosecutor files an application before the concerned Magistrate… Give reasons
by Admin Legal Bites 20 July 2022 2:15 AM GMT
A is prosecuted for the offence of murder. Before the pronouncement of judgment, the Public Prosecutor seeks permission from the Sessions Judge for withdrawal from prosecution. Is the Sessions Judge bound to give consent to the Public Prosecutor for withdrawal from prosecution under Section 321? Give reasons for your answer and also refer to case laws, if any, on this point.
by Admin Legal Bites 20 July 2022 2:11 AM GMT
A files a complaint petition before the Chief Judicial Magistrate against B. The C.J.M. takes cognizance against B. During the trial (before pronouncement of judgment) A wants to withdraw from prosecution against B by invoking the provision made in Section 321, CrPC. Can he do so? Give reasons for your answer.
by Admin Legal Bites 20 July 2022 2:09 AM GMT
A is tried for a certain offence. During the trial, the Public Prosecutor wants to withdraw from the prosecution of A. Can he withdraw from the prosecution of A without the consent of the court? Give reasons in support of your answer and also refer to the relevant provision.
by Admin Legal Bites 20 July 2022 2:07 AM GMT
A prosecutes B as a private party for voluntarily causing hurt to him. In this regard A files a complaint petition before the Chief Judicial Magistrate. The C.J.M. takes cognizance. During the trial, the Public Prosecutor wants to withdraw from prosecution under Section 321. Can he do so? Give reasons and refer to the case law.
by Admin Legal Bites 20 July 2022 2:04 AM GMT
A is tried for an offence. During the trial, the Public Prosecutor wants to withdraw from prosecution against A even as some of the prosecution witnesses have already been examined. Can the Public Prosecutor withdraw from prosecution? Give reasons in support of your answer and also refer to the statutory provision in this regard, if any.
by Admin Legal Bites 20 July 2022 12:10 AM GMT