Section 204 of CrPC : Section 204: Issue Of Process

CrPC

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a local shopkeeper files a complaint against a customer for theft. After reviewing the complaint, the Magistrate believes there is enough evidence to proceed with the case. Since theft is a warrant-case, the Magistrate has the discretion to issue either a summons or a warrant for the accused customer's appearance in court. The Magistrate decides to issue a summons, instructing the customer to attend a hearing on a specified date.

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