Section 419 of BNSS : Section 419: Appeal in case of acquittal.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi was accused of theft, a cognizable and non-bailable offense, and was tried in a Magistrate's court. The Magistrate acquitted Ravi, finding him not guilty. The District Magistrate, believing that the acquittal was incorrect, directed the Public Prosecutor to appeal the acquittal in the Court of Session. The Public Prosecutor then presented the appeal to the Court of Session, seeking a reversal of the acquittal.

Example 2:

Priya was accused of fraud, a cognizable and non-bailable offense, and was tried in a Sessions Court. The Sessions Court acquitted Priya. The State Government, disagreeing with the acquittal, directed the Public Prosecutor to appeal the acquittal in the High Court. The Public Prosecutor filed the appeal, but the High Court required special permission (leave) to entertain the appeal. The High Court granted the leave, and the appeal proceeded.

Example 3:

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