Indian Law

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.

CrPC Section 54 defines the procedure for arresting a person without a warrant in cases of non-cognizable offences.

CrPC Section 54A details the procedure for medical examination of accused persons to ensure their health and rights during investigation.

CrPC Section 55 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 55A mandates police officers to inform arrested persons of their right to bail promptly and in a language they understand.

CrPC Section 56 empowers police to arrest persons escaping from lawful custody to maintain order and justice.

CrPC Section 57 explains the procedure when a person is arrested without a warrant and must be produced before a magistrate promptly.

CrPC Section 58 details the procedure for medical examination of arrested persons to ensure their health and rights are protected.

CrPC Section 59 details the procedure for police to release arrested persons on bond pending investigation.

CrPC Section 60 defines the jurisdiction of Magistrates to try offences based on their nature and severity.

CrPC Section 60A details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 61 defines the powers of police to seize property related to offences during investigation.

CrPC Section 62 empowers police to arrest a person who escapes from lawful custody or is unlawfully at large.

CrPC Section 63 details the procedure for arresting a person who is unlawfully at large after being released on bail or bond.

CrPC Section 64 explains the procedure for releasing a person on bond without sureties in certain cases.

CrPC Section 65 details the procedure for the police to seize and retain documents or articles as evidence in a criminal investigation.

CrPC Section 66 details the procedure for police to seize property related to offences, ensuring lawful custody and protection of evidence.

CrPC Section 67 details the procedure for search and seizure of property connected to offences, ensuring lawful evidence collection.

CrPC Section 68 details the procedure for issuing summons to witnesses to appear in court for testimony.

CrPC Section 69 empowers police to intercept messages for investigation with magistrate's approval under lawful conditions.

CrPC Section 70 covers the procedure when a person refuses to give security for keeping the peace or good behaviour.

CrPC Section 71 defines the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons to appear before the court.