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CRIMINAL CASE BEFORE JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE FIRST CLASS

(Querist) 27 April 2011 This query is : Resolved 
SIR,

COULD SOME ONE BRIEF ME ON WHAT IS ARGUMENT BEFORE TRIAL?
M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 27 April 2011
No arguement before trial sir.. After commencement of trial.. Arguement is last stage of a trial sir..
M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 27 April 2011
More over if both side counsels faced each others by their legal points or if any advocate fight with judge for his client's rights mean thats also arguements only.. But in court language arguements mean its the last part on a trial..
PALNITKAR V.V. (Expert) 27 April 2011
in fact the question is too vague. A concrete answer can be given if some details about the case are provided.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 27 April 2011
Only after the conclusion of the evidence the next stage is 313 statement after the defense evidence if any , stage is argument
N.K.Assumi (Expert) 27 April 2011
There can be argument on the ground for lack of jurisdiction of the court or that the charge against the accused is not an offense under the Law.And if the accused by ignorance of law plead guilty to the charge which in fact is not an offense under the law he can not be convicted even if he pleads guilty to the charge. As no man can be convicted for any act which the law does not create as an offense under the law.
Guest (Expert) 27 April 2011
it is just a summing up the case on the grounds upon the conviction or acquittal raised by prosecution or defence as the case may be after the case is over.
Daksh (Expert) 27 April 2011
Dear All,
Just like my reverred friend Mr.N.K.Assumi presumably the argument could be on the question of maintainability or any other ground raised as preliminary objection.
Best Regards

Daksh.
Kiran Kumar (Expert) 27 April 2011
very well replied by Mr. Assumi.
Guest (Expert) 27 April 2011
Mr. Assumi is right in his opinion.


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