Section 163 of CrPC : Section 163: No Inducement To Be Offered

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Explanation using Example

A hypothetical scenario applying Section 163 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 could be as follows:

Rahul is detained by the police for questioning in connection with a theft. During the interrogation, Inspector Verma says to Rahul, "If you confess to the theft, I'll make sure the judge goes easy on you." Rahul, feeling pressured, admits to th...

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