Section 245 of CrPC : Section 245: When accused shall be discharged.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi is accused of cheating in a business deal and is summoned to court. The case is not based on a police report but on a complaint filed directly by the aggrieved party. During the trial, the Magistrate takes all the evidence presented by the complainant as per Section 244. After reviewing the evidence, the Magistrate finds that the evidence is insufficient to prove Ravi's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The Magistrate records the reasons for this decision and discharges Ravi under Section 245(1), stating that no case has been made out against him that would warrant his conviction.

Example 2:

Priya is accused of theft by her neighbor and is brought to court. The c...

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