Section 353 of CrPC : Section 353: Judgment.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Rajesh is accused of theft and is on trial in a criminal court in Mumbai. After the trial concludes, the judge decides to pronounce the judgment. The judge has three options:

1. Delivering the whole judgment: The judge reads out the entire judgment in open court.
2. Reading out the whole judgment: The judge reads the entire judgment aloud in open court.
3. Reading out the operative part and explaining the substance: The judge reads only the key parts of the judgment and explains the main points in Hindi, which Rajesh understands.

The judge chooses the third option. After reading the key parts and explaining the judgment, the judge ensures that a copy of the full judgment is immediately available to Rajesh and his lawyer free of cost.

Example 2:

Meera is accused of fraud and is currently in custody. The trial concludes, and the judge is ready to pronounce the judgment. Meera is brought to the court to hear the judgment. The judge reads out the entire judgment in open co...

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