Section 432 of CrPC : Section 432: Power To Suspend Or Remit Sentences
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a woman named Priya has been convicted of a non-violent financial crime and sentenced to three years in prison. After serving one year, she applies for the remission of her sentence due to her good behavior and her active participation in rehabilitation programs within the prison. Priya submits her application through the officer in charge of the jail, as required by the law.
The State Government, being the appropriate authority in this case because the offense does not relate to a matter under the executive power of ...
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