Section 384 of BNSS : Section 384: Procedure in certain cases of contempt.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: During a criminal trial in a Sessions Court in Mumbai, a witness, Mr. Sharma, starts shouting and making false accusations against the judge, disrupting the court proceedings.
Application of Section 384:
- The judge, witnessing the disruption, orders the court officers to detain Mr. Sharma immediately.
- Before the court session ends for the day, the judge takes cognizance of Mr. Sharma's behavior.
- Mr. Sharma is given an opportunity to explain his actions and show cause why he should not be punished.
- After considering Mr. Sharma's explanation, the judge decides to impose a fine of ₹1,000.
- Mr. Sharma fails to pay the fine, and...
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