Section 301 of CrPC : Section 301: Appearance By Public Prosecutors

Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where there is a criminal trial for robbery taking place. The Public Prosecutor, who is the legal representative of the state, is responsible for presenting the case against the accused robber. According to Section 301(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, this Public Prosecutor can appear in court and argue the case without needing any written authorization because they are in charge of the case.

Now, suppose the victim of the robbery...

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