Section 408 of CrPC : Section 408: Power of Sessions Judge to transfer cases and appeals.

CrPC

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A theft case is being heard in a Magistrate Court in Mumbai. The accused believes that the Magistrate is biased against him due to a personal grudge. The accused's lawyer files an application to the Sessions Judge requesting the transfer of the case to another Magistrate Court within the same sessions division.

Application: The Sessions Judge reviews the application and finds that the transfer is necessary to ensure a fair trial. The Sessions Judge orders the transfer of the case from the current Magistrate Court to another Magistrate Court in the same sessions division.

Outcome: The case is transferred to an...

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