Section 300 CrPC Explained | Criminal Procedure Code (CPC) | StudyIQ Judiciary

Join us as we delve into Section 300 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) in this comprehensive video by StudyIQ Judiciary. In this video, we break down the provisions, procedures, and implications of Section 300, which plays a crucial role in the Indian criminal justice system. Gain a deep understanding of the legal intricacies and the significance of this section. Stay informed and stay ahead with StudyIQ Judiciary!
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[@shashankkaushik12]

Thanku soo much sir🎉

[@sunayanabhardwaj6660]

Sir clause 5 talks about discharge u/s 258 which is stoppage of proceeding in certain cases.. due to discontinuation of case such person is acquitted or released ( shall have the effect of discharge)

[@sheetal2637]

Thank you so much sir , you made it clear the concept of judgement in force very nicely and also clause 6.

[@udaychhetri7843]

Very nice explanation...enriched knowledge. Thanks a lot.❤❤❤

[@pratibhatayde2125]

Thank you sir now please bring lecture on section 202 of crpc

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Your teaching way is good

[@vasudevmonga8098]

Thank you

[@diptimayeemohapatra6795]

Tq sir

[@learninglaws1622]

Subsection 5 Discharge u/s 258, there is bar on trial while you said the opposite

[@diptimayeemohapatra6795]

Tq sir best clarification 🎉

[@vinodgupta6951]

Thanku sir for covering this section 😊 Plzz do bring ur nxt lecture on tender of pardon with notes 🙏

[@vasudevmonga8098]

Soon

[@KaramjitKaur-z2z]

Gud

[@dipakpandey4408]

Clause 5 me kyu nahi lagu hoga sir shall not be tired again likha hai

[@shekharjaiswal9650]

20(2)

[@subhashjoshi1478]

article 20(2) contains the rule against double jeopardy which says no person shall be prosecuted

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person who cannot be prosecuted consequently mean he cannot be tried, i mean think no trial can be held, if he is not prosecuted

[@sivasankaragouda395]

Sir subsection 6 is the exception of 300

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Sub clause nahi sun section.

[@manmohansharma3520]

Sir jab el body competent nahi hai to court time pass Kartik hai kya

[@rupaliandnihanpatil7279]

No

[@AniketKumar-uq8dh]

No