Section 321 of CrPC : Section 321: Withdrawal From Prosecution

CrPC

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a person named John is on trial for a minor offense, such as causing a public disturbance. The Public Prosecutor, after reviewing the case, believes that continuing the prosecution is not in the public interest, perhaps because John has no prior offenses and has already compensated for the disturbance caused.

In this case, the Public Prosecutor can decide to withdraw from prosecuting John. However, the prosecutor must first obtain the court's consent. If the court agrees and the decision to withdraw is made before any formal charges a...

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