Indian Law

CrPC Section 173 details the police report submission procedure after investigation, crucial for trial initiation.

CrPC Section 174 details police procedures for investigating unnatural deaths and reporting findings to magistrates.

CrPC Section 175 mandates the attendance of witnesses and the penalties for non-compliance during criminal proceedings.

CrPC Section 176 details the procedure for an inquest by a Magistrate into unnatural or suspicious deaths.

CrPC Section 177 mandates police officers to report cognizable offences to magistrates, ensuring proper legal action begins promptly.

CrPC Section 178 details the procedure for the transfer of cases from one court to another to ensure fair trial and jurisdictional appropriateness.

CrPC Section 179 details the procedure for police to investigate cognizable offences upon receiving information or complaint.

CrPC Section 180 empowers police to disperse unlawful assemblies to maintain public order and safety.

CrPC Section 181 mandates police officers to report arrests without a warrant to a Magistrate within 24 hours, ensuring legal oversight.

CrPC Section 182 penalizes giving false information to public servants, ensuring accountability and preventing misuse of official resources.

CrPC Section 183 defines the procedure for recording information about offences by a Magistrate upon receiving a police report or complaint.

CrPC Section 184 empowers magistrates to issue search warrants to prevent offences or recover stolen property.

CrPC Section 185 defines the offence and penalties for disobedience to summons issued by a criminal court.

CrPC Section 186 penalizes obstructing a public servant from discharging official duties, ensuring lawful authority is respected.

CrPC Section 187 defines the offence of obstructing a public servant in discharge of public functions and its legal consequences.

CrPC Section 188 deals with punishment for disobedience to an order lawfully promulgated by a public servant.

CrPC Section 189 details the procedure for Magistrates to take cognizance of offences based on police reports or complaints.

CrPC Section 190 details the procedure for Magistrates to take cognizance of offences based on complaints, police reports, or information.

CrPC Section 191 details the procedure for inquiry or trial of offences instituted on police reports and the role of Magistrates in such cases.

CrPC Section 192 details the procedure for Magistrates to take cognizance of offences based on police reports or complaints.

CrPC Section 193 deals with punishment for giving false evidence or fabricating false documents in judicial proceedings.

CrPC Section 194 defines punishment for giving false evidence, ensuring integrity of judicial proceedings.

CrPC Section 195 outlines the procedure for taking cognizance of offences requiring prior complaint before a Magistrate.

CrPC Section 195A details the procedure for filing complaints about offences against public servants during duty.

CrPC Section 196 mandates prior sanction from the government before prosecuting certain public servants for official acts.

CrPC Section 197 requires prior sanction for prosecuting public servants for actions done during official duties.

CrPC Section 198 details the procedure for complaints and prosecution in cases of offences against public servants.

CrPC Section 198A mandates police to register FIR for offences under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, ensuring prompt legal action.

CrPC Section 199 outlines the procedure for complaints to Magistrates about offences, ensuring proper initiation of legal action.

CrPC Section 200 details the procedure for examining complaints before taking cognizance in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 201 deals with punishment for causing the disappearance of evidence or giving false information to screen offenders.

CrPC Section 202 details the magistrate's power to postpone proceedings after complaint examination and order further investigation if needed.

CrPC Section 203 details the Magistrate's power to take cognizance of offences upon receiving a police report.

CrPC Section 204 details the magistrate's duty to take cognizance of offences upon receiving a complaint or police report.

CrPC Section 205 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons to ensure their presence in court.

CrPC Section 206 mandates the issuance of summons to accused persons to ensure their appearance in court for trial.

CrPC Section 207 mandates the supply of the accused with a copy of the police report and documents before trial begins.

CrPC Section 208 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in summons cases, ensuring proper notice and fair trial.

CrPC Section 209 mandates the committal of cases to a Sessions Court after preliminary inquiry by a Magistrate.

CrPC Section 210 details the procedure for filing a complaint before a Magistrate and the Magistrate's duty to take cognizance of the offence.

CrPC Section 211 outlines the procedure to be followed when a complaint is made to a Magistrate about a non-cognizable offence.

CrPC Section 212 outlines the procedure for committing a case to the Sessions Court for trial after preliminary inquiry.

CrPC Section 213 details the procedure for framing charges by the Magistrate after considering the police report and evidence.

CrPC Section 214 mandates the police to produce the accused before a Magistrate promptly after arrest, ensuring legal custody and judicial oversight.

CrPC Section 215 empowers courts to summon persons to produce documents or other things relevant to a case.

CrPC Section 216 empowers courts to summon witnesses and examine them to ensure fair trial proceedings.

CrPC Section 217 details the procedure for recording evidence of witnesses in trials by Magistrates.

CrPC Section 218 empowers a Magistrate to order investigation into offences without a police report under certain conditions.

CrPC Section 219 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons, ensuring proper notice for court appearance.

CrPC Section 220 defines the procedure for taking cognizance of offences by a Magistrate upon receiving a police report.

CrPC Section 221 details the procedure when a Magistrate finds no sufficient ground to proceed with a case.

CrPC Section 222 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 223 details the procedure when a Magistrate takes cognizance of an offence upon police report.

CrPC Section 224 covers the procedure when a Magistrate transfers a case to another Magistrate for trial or disposal.

CrPC Section 225 details the procedure for committing a case to the Sessions Court when a Magistrate cannot try it.

CrPC Section 226 empowers High Courts to issue writs for enforcement of fundamental rights and legal remedies.

CrPC Section 227 details the procedure for a Magistrate to discharge an accused if evidence is insufficient to proceed to trial.

CrPC Section 228 details the procedure for trial of offences committed by public servants in relation to their official duties.

CrPC Section 229 details the procedure for framing charges in warrant cases after the accused appears before the Magistrate.

CrPC Section 230 details the procedure for framing charges against the accused after the investigation is complete.