Section 114 of BNSS : Section 114: Assistance in securing transfer of persons.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: An Indian court needs to secure the attendance of a witness residing in a contracting state (e.g., the United Kingdom) for a criminal trial in India.

Application:

1. The Indian court issues a warrant for the arrest of the witness to ensure their attendance.
2. The warrant is sent in duplicate to the appropriate authority in the UK, as specified by the Central Government of India.
3. The UK court, judge, or magistrate receives the warrant and ensures it is executed, compelling the witness to attend the trial in India.

Outcome: The witness is brought to India to testify in the criminal trial, ensuring that justice is served.

Example 2:

Scenario: During an investigation of a financial fraud case in India, the investigating officer needs to question a suspect who is currently in Canada.

Application:

1. The investigating officer applies to the Indian court for a summons to secure the suspect's attendance.
2. The Indian court, satisfied with the necessity of the suspect's attendance, issues a summons in duplicate.
3. The summons is sent to the appropriate Canadian authority, as specified by the Central Government of India.
4. The Canadian court, judge, or magistrate ensures the summons is...

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