Section 354 of CrPC : Section 354: Language And Contents Of Judgment

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where a person named John Doe is accused of theft. After a trial, the judge determines that John is guilty and decides to write a judgment. In accordance with Section 354 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, the judge's judgment would include the following:

  • The judgment would be written in the language of the court, which could be English or any other regional language used by the court.
  • The judgment would detail the points for determination, such as whether John committed theft, the decision on those points, and the reasons why the court believes John is guilty.
  • It...

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