Indian Law

CrPC Section 357C mandates the constitution of a Victim Compensation Fund to support victims of crime and their families.

CrPC Section 358 details the procedure for release of accused on bail or bond after arrest or detention.

CrPC Section 359 details the procedure for the release of accused persons on probation or after admonition without trial.

CrPC Section 360 deals with the power of the court to release offenders on probation of good conduct instead of sentencing them.

CrPC Section 361 defines the procedure for taking a person into custody by a police officer without an arrest.

CrPC Section 362 defines the procedure for the release of accused on bail or bond to ensure their appearance in court.

CrPC Section 363 defines the offence of kidnapping from India, outlining legal consequences and procedural aspects.

CrPC Section 364 defines the offence of kidnapping or abducting in order to murder, detailing its legal consequences.

CrPC Section 365 defines the offence of kidnapping or abducting a person from lawful guardianship and its legal consequences.

CrPC Section 366 details the procedure for sending a person accused of an offence to another jurisdiction for trial or investigation.

CrPC Section 367 details the procedure when a person accused of an offence absconds or cannot be found by the police.

CrPC Section 368 details the procedure for the transfer of cases from one court to another to ensure fair trial and justice.

CrPC Section 369 details the procedure for the release of a kidnapped or abducted child to their guardian or parent.

CrPC Section 370 defines the offence of human trafficking and the procedures for investigation and trial under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

CrPC Section 371 details the procedure for transferring cases from one High Court to another for justice and convenience.

CrPC Section 372 details the procedure for the transfer of cases from one court to another to ensure fair trial and proper jurisdiction.

CrPC Section 373 defines the offence of causing disappearance of evidence to obstruct justice and its legal consequences.

CrPC Section 374 outlines the procedure for filing appeals against convictions or sentences by Magistrates.

CrPC Section 375 defines the legal parameters of rape, detailing acts constituting the offence and its punishments.

CrPC Section 376 details the trial procedure for offences of rape, outlining how courts handle such serious crimes.

CrPC Section 377 deals with punishment for unnatural offences, outlining legal consequences and procedural aspects under Indian law.

CrPC Section 378 defines the offence of theft, detailing key elements and legal implications under Indian criminal law.

CrPC Section 379 deals with punishment for theft, outlining penalties and legal procedures for prosecuting theft offences.

CrPC Section 380 defines the offence of theft in a dwelling house, setting procedures and penalties for such crimes.

CrPC Section 381 details the procedure for the disposal of property seized during investigation or trial.

CrPC Section 382 details the procedure for issuing a warrant of arrest to secure the attendance of a person in court.

CrPC Section 383 defines the offence of extortion and its legal implications under Indian criminal law.

CrPC Section 384 defines the offence of extortion and its legal consequences under Indian law.

CrPC Section 385 defines the offence of extortion, detailing its elements and legal consequences under Indian law.

CrPC Section 386 details the procedure for the execution of a sentence or order passed by a criminal court.

CrPC Section 387 details the procedure for issuing a warrant of attachment and sale of property to recover fines or costs.

CrPC Section 388 empowers courts to order investigation or inquiry into offences to ensure justice is served.

CrPC Section 389 covers the procedure and powers of appellate courts to grant bail during appeal or revision.

CrPC Section 390 details the procedure for appeals from convictions by Magistrates to Sessions Courts.

CrPC Section 391 details the procedure for taking cognizance of offences by a Magistrate upon police report or complaint.

CrPC Section 392 defines the offence of robbery, detailing its legal meaning and procedural aspects under Indian law.

CrPC Section 393 defines the offence of dacoity and its legal consequences under Indian criminal law.

CrPC Section 394 defines the offence of dacoity and its punishment under Indian law.

CrPC Section 395 defines the offence of dacoity and its legal consequences under Indian law.

CrPC Section 396 defines the offence of dacoity, detailing its elements and legal implications under Indian criminal law.

CrPC Section 397 outlines the procedure for revision against orders passed by criminal courts, ensuring judicial oversight.

CrPC Section 398 details the procedure for issuing a warrant of arrest when a person fails to appear before the court as required.

CrPC Section 399 defines the offence of cheating by personation and its legal consequences under Indian law.

CrPC Section 400 details the procedure for issuing a search warrant to find stolen property or evidence.

CrPC Section 401 details the procedure for the disposal of property involved in a criminal case after investigation.

CrPC Section 402 details the procedure for attachment and sale of property to recover fines imposed by courts.

CrPC Section 403 defines the offence of dishonest misappropriation of property entrusted to a person.

CrPC Section 404 details the procedure for issuing a proclamation to a person absconding or concealing to avoid legal process.

CrPC Section 405 defines the offence of criminal breach of trust and its legal implications under Indian law.

CrPC Section 406 details the punishment for criminal breach of trust, outlining legal consequences for misappropriation of property.

CrPC Section 407 details the procedure for transferring a case from one criminal court to another for trial or disposal.

CrPC Section 408 defines the offence of criminal breach of trust by a clerk or servant and its legal implications.

CrPC Section 409 defines the offence of criminal breach of trust by public servants, bankers, merchants, and agents.

CrPC Section 410 details the procedure for the disposal of property seized in connection with a case after the conclusion of trial.

CrPC Section 411 defines the offence of receiving stolen property and its legal consequences under Indian law.

CrPC Section 412 details procedures for search and seizure when a person absconds after conviction.

CrPC Section 413 details the procedure for disposal of property when no person claims it after seizure.

CrPC Section 414 defines the offence of cheating by personation and its legal consequences under Indian law.

CrPC Section 415 defines the offence of cheating and its legal implications under Indian criminal law.

CrPC Section 416 defines the procedure for taking cognizance of offences by Magistrates upon police reports or complaints.