CrPC

Introduction All types of criminal activities related to physical or mental are covered under the Indian Penal Code,1860. Among these activities, some offences physically do not affect a person. However, they are considered punishable. For example, Criminal Intimidation, insult, and an offence are described under chapter 22 of the said …

1. Introduction: Police custody and judicial custody you must have been familiar with these words lots of times in the news channel or the daily newspaper. Most of us think both of these are the same but let me break it to you that these are both different and we …

(1) Introduction: The Criminal Procedure Code, 1974, is a procedural Law, that is deals with the legal process of offensive matters related to crime. It is doesn’t matter whether criminal offences are covered under the Indian Penal Code or any other laws.  The offence means an illegal act or crime …

(1) Introduction:- Equal justice is a constitutional right of every person. Sometimes it happens that a party has to be involved in the litigation, whether directly or indirectly. In that situation, they often use the legal words appeal and revision. But sometimes a party does not know what is the …

(1) Introduction: The trial could be different in every criminal case, according to the seriousness of the offense, In the provision of the criminal procedure code. There are different types of trials, including summary trials, summons case trial, warrant case trial, trial in the high court, and trial in the …

The power under Section 127 Crpc flows from Section 125 Crpc itself, any person who receives, a monthly allowance under section 125 of Crpc for the maintenance or interim maintenance, such as wife, child, father or mother, the Magistrate can make such alteration in monthly allowance depends on proof of …