Indian Law

CrPC Section 158 outlines the procedure for police to register an FIR upon receiving information about a cognizable offence.

CrPC Section 159 details the procedure for police to investigate cognizable offences upon receiving information.

CrPC Section 160 empowers police to enter premises for investigation with proper reasons and safeguards against misuse.

CrPC Section 161 details police powers to examine witnesses during investigation without oath or affirmation.

CrPC Section 162 details the procedure for recording police statements during investigation, ensuring accuracy and voluntariness.

CrPC Section 6 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, guiding where cases can be tried.

CrPC Section 7 defines the term 'Court' for procedural clarity in criminal law processes.

CrPC Section 8 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, specifying where offences can be tried.

CrPC Section 9 empowers magistrates to order security for keeping peace and good behavior to prevent public nuisance.

CrPC Section 10 defines the jurisdiction of criminal courts based on territorial limits for fair trial administration.

CrPC Section 11 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, specifying where cases can be tried.

CrPC Section 12 details the procedure for filing a complaint before a Magistrate to initiate criminal proceedings.

CrPC Section 13 defines the powers of a Magistrate to issue summons to ensure attendance in court.

CrPC Section 14 empowers police officers to investigate cognizable offences without prior magistrate approval.

CrPC Section 15 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, specifying where offences can be tried.

CrPC Section 16 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, ensuring cases are tried in the proper location.

CrPC Section 17 defines the procedure for police to record a person's statement when they are arrested or detained.

CrPC Section 18 defines 'Investigation' and outlines its scope and procedures under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

CrPC Section 19 empowers police to investigate offences without a complaint, enabling prompt action in public interest cases.

CrPC Section 20 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India based on where offences occur.

CrPC Section 21 defines the powers of police officers to investigate cognizable offences and outlines their authority during investigations.

CrPC Section 22 defines the territorial jurisdiction of a Magistrate to take cognizance of offences.

CrPC Section 23 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India based on where the offence was committed.

CrPC Section 24 defines who is a 'public servant' for legal and procedural purposes under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

CrPC Section 25 prohibits the use of confessions made to police officers as evidence in court to ensure fair trial rights.

CrPC Section 25A details the procedure for recording confessions and statements by Magistrates to ensure lawful evidence collection.

CrPC Section 26 defines the territorial jurisdiction of courts in India for criminal cases.

CrPC Section 27 details the admissibility of information discovered during police interrogation, crucial for evidence in trials.

CrPC Section 28 defines the term 'Court' to include various judicial authorities under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

CrPC Section 29 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India for trial and inquiry purposes.

CrPC Section 30 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, guiding where cases can be tried.

CrPC Section 31 defines the authority and procedure for police officers to arrest without a warrant under specific conditions.

CrPC Section 32 details the admissibility of statements made by a person who is dead or cannot be found as evidence in court.

CrPC Section 33 defines the territorial jurisdiction of courts in criminal cases, ensuring proper trial location.

CrPC Section 34 defines joint liability for criminal acts done by several persons in furtherance of a common intention.

CrPC Section 35 outlines the procedure for taking a person into custody by a police officer or private person without a warrant.

CrPC Section 36 defines the powers and duties of police officers to investigate cognizable offences and the procedures involved.

CrPC Section 37 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts to ensure proper trial location.

CrPC Section 38 defines the term 'investigation' and outlines its scope under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

CrPC Section 39 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts to ensure proper trial location.

CrPC Section 40 defines the powers of police to investigate cognizable offences and outlines the process for preliminary inquiry.

CrPC Section 41 explains police powers to arrest without warrant under lawful conditions, protecting citizens from arbitrary arrests.

CrPC Section 41A mandates police to issue a notice before arresting a person in certain cases, ensuring fair procedure and protecting individual liberty.

CrPC Section 41B mandates police officers to inform arrested persons of their right to bail and the grounds of arrest promptly.

CrPC Section 41C mandates police officers to inform arrested persons of their right to bail and the right to consult a lawyer promptly.

CrPC Section 41D mandates police to issue a notice before arresting a person, ensuring legal safeguards against arbitrary arrests.

CrPC Section 42 details police powers to arrest without warrant when a person commits a non-bailable offence in presence of an officer.

CrPC Section 43 details the procedure and authority for police to arrest without a warrant when a person is escaping or obstructing justice.

CrPC Section 44 empowers police to arrest without warrant when a person obstructs lawful arrest or escapes custody.

CrPC Section 45 defines the role and powers of the Public Prosecutor in criminal trials and proceedings.

CrPC Section 46 details the procedure and limits for police officers to use force during arrest or detention.

CrPC Section 47 details the procedure for medical examination of accused persons to ensure their health and legal rights.

CrPC Section 48 defines the jurisdiction of police officers to arrest without a warrant within their territorial limits.

CrPC Section 49 details the procedure for arresting a person without a warrant and the necessity of informing them of the grounds of arrest.

CrPC Section 50 mandates police officers to inform arrested persons of their right to bail and grounds of arrest immediately.

CrPC Section 50A mandates police to inform arrested persons of their right to legal aid promptly.

CrPC Section 51 empowers police to seize property connected with offences to aid investigation and prevent misuse.

CrPC Section 52 defines the procedure for releasing accused on bail or bond to ensure their appearance in court.

CrPC Section 53 details the medical examination of arrested persons to ensure their health and legal protection.

CrPC Section 53A details the procedure for medical examination of accused persons to protect their health and rights during investigation.