Section 93 of CrPC : Section 93: When Search-Warrant May Be Issued

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where the police are investigating a case of embezzlement. They have reason to believe that the suspect, who has been issued a summons to produce certain financial records, will not comply. Since the suspect might not produce the required documents voluntarily, the Court uses Section 93(1)(a) of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 to issue a search warrant to seize the documents from the suspect's office.

In another instance, the Court is aware of illegal weapons being stored but does not know the exact person in possession o...

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