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Despite SC directives, trial courts bypassing Sec 226 of CrPC: HC
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Despite SC directives, trial courts bypassing Sec 226 of CrPC: HC
NT Reporter Panaji Section 226 of the Criminal Procedure Code requires the prosecution, at the commencement of a sessions trial, to state the charges and outline the evidence it proposes to present. However, despite repeated directions from the Supreme Court and other courts, this mandatory requirement is often ignored by trial courts, the High Court of Bombay at Goa on Friday said. “In many cases, a hearing conventionally called as ‘hearing on …
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