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kiran   20 November 2017

Warrent

helo sir i hv a doubt!

one husband was convicted uder 354D, by majistrate, case was applead to sessions court,

371, pitistion was filed bt not considered till now not suspended tooo,

today accused was absent to court, i came to know the there is no necessity to accused to attend the every adjournment for appealate court is it true r not?

sessions judge gave warrent is it justifyable?

plz answer my query!

 

thanking you.



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Adv. Aditya (Litigator GROSON ADVISORS)     20 November 2017

WITH THE LEAVE OF THE COURT, the accused can be allowed to permanent exemption from personal appearance in the proceedings. 

Warrant can be issued by Judge if he so requires the presence of the accused. Also, it is not a general rule that the accused may choose to not show up at the proceedings, if he chooses so, warrant can be issued, which is most likely so. 


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