APCrRPCO Form No. 60 : Notice of Criminal Revision Petition
Act
Summary
Form No. 60 in the Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, outlines the notice procedure for a Criminal Revision Petition. This form is used to notify involved parties, including the petitioner, respondent, and public prosecutor, about the hearing details of a petition seeking revision of a court order under the Criminal Procedure Code.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Challenging a Magistrate's Order
Introduction: Ravi, a resident of Andhra Pradesh, was convicted by a Magistrate for a minor theft offense. He believes the evidence was insufficient and decides to challenge the conviction.
Application: Ravi files a Criminal Revision Petition under Section 397 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, seeking revision of the Magistrate's order. He uses Form No. 60 from The Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, to notify the relevant parties.
Outcome: The notice informs Ravi, the respondent (the State), and the Public Prosecutor that the petition will be heard by the Sessions Judge on a specified date. If Ravi fails to appear, the petition may be dismissed, but if the State does not respond, the court may proceed ex parte.
Conclusion: Compliance with the notice requirements ensures all parties are informed and can prepare for the hearing, impacting the petition's success.
Example 2: Revision of Bail Order
Introduction: Priy...
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