Section 352 of BNSS : Section 352: Oral arguments and memorandum of arguments.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Rajesh is involved in a civil dispute over property ownership with his neighbor, Suresh. After presenting all his evidence in court, Rajesh wants to make sure his arguments are clearly understood by the judge.

Application of Section 352:

1. Oral Arguments: Rajesh, after presenting his evidence, addresses the court with concise oral arguments summarizing why he believes the property belongs to him.
2. Memorandum Submission: Before concluding his oral arguments, Rajesh submits a written memorandum to the court, clearly outlining his key points under distinct headings.
3. Copy to Opposite Party: Rajesh ensures that a copy of this memorandum is simultaneously given to Suresh.
4. No Adjournment for Written Arguments: The court does not grant any adjournment for filing written arguments unless it finds a valid reason to do ...

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