Section 110 of CrPC : Section 110: Security For Good Behaviour From Habitual Offenders
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a small town where the local police have been receiving numerous complaints about a man named John. The residents allege that John is constantly seen in the company of known thieves and is suspected of harboring them in his property. Further, there are claims that John has been involved in the sale of stolen goods, suggesting that he is a habitual receiver of stolen...
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