Section 283 of CrPC : Section 283: Record in High Court.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A high-profile corruption case is being heard in the High Court of Delhi. The court has established specific rules for recording witness testimonies and the examination of the accused.

Application: During the trial, a key witness is called to testify. According to the rules prescribed by the Delhi High Court, the witness's testimony is recorded verbatim by a court stenographer. Additionally, the accused is examined by the prosecution and defense, and their responses are also recorded in the same manner. This ensures th...

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