Section 244 of CrPC : Section 244: Evidence for prosecution.
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh, a local shop owner, is accused of selling counterfeit goods. The case is brought to the Magistrate by a consumer protection group, not the police.
Application of Section 244:
- Accused Appears: Ramesh is summoned to appear before the Magistrate.
- Hearing the Prosecution: The consumer protection group presents their case, detailing how Ramesh allegedly sold counterfeit goods.
- Evidence Production: The group provides evidence, such as the counterfeit goods purchased from Ramesh's shop, receipts, and testimonies from customers who bought the fake products.
- Summons for Witnesses: The prosecution requests the Magistrate to issue summons to certain witnesses, including a representative from the brand whose goo...
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