FIRST INFORMATION REPORT

FIRST INFORMATION REPORT UNDER CrPC

Introduction This article throws light upon what is meant by the First Information Report (FIR) as given under the Code of Criminal Procedure.The first information report implies any information which is recorded by a police authority or an officer on duty given either by the aggrieved individual or some other individual to the commission of […]

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bail crpc

BAIL under Code of Criminal Procedure

The word ‘bail’ has been derived from very old French verb ‘bailler’ which means to ‘deliver or give’.  Although the word bail has nowhere been defined in the Crpc it is often used in the Crpc and remains one of the vital components of the criminal justice system as well as in a relation of […]

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INHERENT POWERS OF HIGH COURT

INHERENT POWERS OF HIGH COURT under CrPC

INTRODUCTION In this article, we have to discuss section 482 CrPC 1973 which is very important for discussing the topic of inherent powers of the High Court. Back in time, the High court could be able to serve justice and exercise its powers in the most effective way. The essential features of the powers are- […]

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INFORMATION TO POLICE AND POWER TO INVESTIGATE

INFORMATION TO POLICE AND POWER TO INVESTIGATE

INTRODUCTION In this topic of information to police and power to investigate which is constituted under the criminal procedure code 1973. Information to the police officer and his power to investigate, this applies to all the specified cognizable and non-cognizable cases also in the cases of suicide, killed by accident or the cases of accident. […]

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ANTICIPATORY BAIL

ANTICIPATORY BAIL under CrPC

INTRODUCTION Over the period of time criminal law has emerged and the development in criminal procedure code 1973 took place and it also helps in making the process of filing the criminal case in the court of law. The word anticipatory bail doesn’t define in the Cr.P.C 1973 but the section 438 of Cr.P.C 1973 […]

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ARRESTED PERSON’S RIGHTS UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973

ARRESTED PERSON’S RIGHTS UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973

Introduction Everyone is equal before the law and also our Indian Constitution treats everybody equally. Thus, even the arrested person has got his/her own rights. In a democratic society, even the rights of the accused are hallowed, however, blamed for an offence, he does not turn into a non-person. The accused in India are afforded […]

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INVESTIGATION UNDER SECTION 156(3)

INVESTIGATION UNDER SECTION 156(3) OF THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973

Introduction As the topic suggests, this article will be throwing light upon investigation and that to under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The main objective of CrPC is to find out the culprit or the person who has committed the crime and ensure that he is punished by the courts. What […]

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CHARGE UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

CHARGE UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Introduction The term ‘charge’ is provided under Section 2(b) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The central idea of framing the charges before the beginning of the trial is to inform the accused in an accurate and clear manner the allegations and the claims which have been raised against him by the victim before […]

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ARREST UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (CrPC)

Introduction The main objective of this article is to discuss the concept of arrest given under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. Basically the term arrest stands for the apprehension or taking into custody of a person by a legal authority or by the apparent legal authority for the purpose of holding and detaining that […]

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Inherent Powers of the Court- CPC & CrPC

INHERENT POWERS OF THE COURT

INTRODUCTION The Inherent Powers of the Court are in addition to the powers specifically conferred on the Court by the code. The sense of ‘inherent’ is a permanent, absolute, inseparable, necessary or characteristic feature that resides in something. Inherent Power of the Courts is those powers that the court can apply to execute full and […]

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