Section 82 of CrPC : Section 82: Proclamation For Person Absconding
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where a local court has issued a warrant for Mr. X, who is suspected of committing fraud. The police have made several attempts to arrest Mr. X, but he seems to have disappeared from his usual places of residence and work. The court, believing that Mr. X is deliberately evading arrest, decides to invoke Section 82 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.
The court issues a written proclamation ordering Mr. X to appear at the court on a specified date, which is at least thirty days from the date of the proclamation's publication. To ensure Mr. X is aware of this...
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