Section 281 of CrPC : Section 281: Record Of Examination Of Accused

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Mr. John Doe is accused of theft and is brought before a Metropolitan Magistrate for examination. The Magistrate asks Mr. Doe a series of questions regarding the incident. After the examination, the Magistrate writes down a summary of Mr. Doe's statements, which includes the key points of the examination but not a verbatim transcript. This summary is then signed by the Magistrate, becoming part of the official court record.

In a different scenario, Ms. Jane Smith is accused of fraud and is examined by a District Magistrate in a non...

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