Section 319 of CrPC : Section 319: Power To Proceed Against Other Persons Appearing To Be Guilty Of Offence

CrPC

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Imagine a scenario where during a trial for a robbery, a witness gives testimony that not only implicates the current defendant but also suggests that the defendant's sibling, who has not been charged, was also involved in the crime. Upon hearing this testimony, the judge decides that there is enough evidence to sugge...

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