Section 375 of CrPC : Section 375: No Appeal In Certain Cases When Accused Pleads Guilty

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where an individual is charged with theft. During the trial at the Court of Session, the accused decides to plead guilty to the crime. Based on the guilty plea, the judge convicts the individual. According to Section 375 ...

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Explanation using Example

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