Legal Bites brings to you CRPC Mains Questions Series Part VI. The questions enlisted here are arranged section-wise and will aid the students preparing for Judiciary, APO or University Exams. The list question curated by Legal Bites will help candidates identify the important and frequently asked questions and give them good practice for their aptitude and knowledge.
CRPC Mains Questions Series Part VI of XI
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Discuss the procedure adopted by the Magistrate during the trial of summons cases. [U.P.C.J. 1985]
Question 21
In a trial of summons-case, the accused A pleads guilty to the Magistrate trying the case. However, the Magistrate does not believe the plea of guilt as true and does not convict the accused on the basis of such pleading and proceeds with the trial. Can the Magistrate do so? Give reasons and also refer to the case law, if any, on this point.
Question 22
In a ‘summons’ trial, an accused pleads guilt under Section 252 of Cr. P.C. After such pleading of guilt, the Magistrate convicts the accused and does not follow the procedure under Section 281 (record of the examination of accused) of Cr. P.C. Is the conviction illegal? Give reasons and refer to the case law, if any, on this point.
Question 23
In a trial of summons-case, the accused A pleads guilty to the Magistrate trying the case. The Magistrate records the plea of guilt but he records the same in his own words and not in the words of the accused and convicts the accused A on the basis of such pleading. Is the conviction valid? Give reasons and also refer to the case law, if any, on the point.
In a summons case, triable by a magistrate, there are four accused persons. The complainant wants to withdraw the case in respect of only one accused. Can the Magistrate allow him to do so? Give reasons and also refer to the case law, if any, on the point.
Question 29
In a summons case, triable by a magistrate, there are four accused persons namely A, B, C, and D. The complainant wants to withdraw the case against all four accused persons. Can he (complainant) do so with the permission of court? Give reasons.
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