Section 251 of CrPC : Section 251: Substance Of Accusation To Be Stated

CrPC

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Imagine John receives a summons for a minor traffic violation, which is a summons-case. He appears before the Magistrate on the scheduled date. The Magistrate informs John of the specific traffic offence he's accused of, like running a red light. John is then asked if he admits to the of...

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