Section 317 of CrPC : Section 317: Provision For Inquiries And Trial Being Held In The Absence Of Accused In Certain Cases
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where Mr. Sharma is on trial for a financial fraud case. He is out on bail and has been attending the court proceedings regularly. However, Mr. Sharma is also the primary caregiver for his ailing mother, who has recently become bedridden. His lawyer presents a medical certificate and pleads before the court that Mr. Sharma's personal attendance for the upcoming hearings may not be necessary for the interests o...
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