Section 258 of CrPC : Section 258: Power To Stop Proceedings In Certain Cases
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine John is charged with a minor offense, such as causing a public nuisance by playing loud music at night. This case is a summons-case, which means it is not serious enough to warrant an arrest without a warrant, and it is not based on a complaint but rather initiated by the police. During the trial, before all the evidence is fully presented, the Magistrate, who is a first-class Judicial Magistrate, b...
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