What is Bail and when bail may be cancelled? (Code of Criminal Procedure)
What is Bail - Bail has not been defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure, but the dictionary meaning of Bail is the security with s…
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What is Warrant and what are the conditions for a valid Warrant?
What is a warrant of arrest - A warrant is a return order of a magistrate giving official authority to arrest a suspected criminal or accu…
What is a warrant of Arrest and where warrant may be executed?
Warrant of Arrest - The code of criminal procedure does not define the expression warrant of arrest. Warranty is a written order of a Magist…
What is Bail and what is Difference between bailable and non-bailable offences
Introduction - Generally, offences are classified into two categories bailable and non-bailable offences. Section 2(A) of the code of crim…
What are requirements of FIR (Criminal Procedure Code,CRPC)
What is FIR - FIR means first information report it is important from many points of view. Importance of FIR - FIR is a statement made s…
Difference between summons cases and warrant cases Summons cases -
Difference between summons cases and warrant cases Summons cases - No. Summons Case Warrant Case …
Distinction/Difference between Inquiry and Trial
What is Inquiry - According to Section 20(g) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, "inquiry" means every inquiry, other than …
6 Ways or Processes to Compel a person to Appear in the Court.
Ways for processes to compel a person to appear in court they are - 1) Summons - 2) Warrant 3) Warrant in lieu of…