Section 301 of CrPC : Section 301: Appearance by Public Prosecutors.
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi was accused of theft and his case was being tried in a Sessions Court in Mumbai. The Public Prosecutor, Mr. Sharma, was in charge of the case. Mr. Sharma appeared in court to present the case against Ravi without needing any written authority to do so. During the trial, Ravi's neighbor, who was a witness to the alleged theft, decided to hire a private lawyer, Ms. Gupta, to assist in the prosecution. According to Section 301(2), Ms. Gupta had to work under the direction of Mr. Sharma, the Public Pros...
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