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v_g_tulasigeri@rediffmail.com (Govt. Employee)     26 March 2011

statement under 161 Cr.P.C

Frinds,

Anbody tell me statement of accused falling under 161 Cr.P.C?

and Whethre Investigation officer empower to issuse notice under 160 Cr.P.C to accused persons?



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Adv. Kareem Khan (Advocate bombay high court)     26 March 2011

friend,

            section 160 and 161 are meant for witnesses not for accused, if the police wants to record statement of accused he can do so u/s 164 that too before magistrate

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Vikas Nagwan (Legal Consultant)     26 March 2011

reas the Bare act.. there is no inconsistency and it is writen in quite simple language..

Mohd Musabbir Ansari (Legal Practice/Litigation New Delhi 09582547570 )     27 March 2011

Dear all:

Section 160 C.R.Pc. requires the attendance of any person who has is acquanined with the facts of the case. Therefore accused too comes in this category.

And as per Section 161 of C.R.Pc. Police may examine/interrogate/ask the questions from such person. It may be oral or in writting.

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Arun Bansal (Soliciter)     27 March 2011

whenever the chalan presented than it inculdes the statments of wittness that statments are recored to follow the sec161 C.R.P.C , in that 161 is not for the accused but for the wittnesses 

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v_g_tulasigeri@rediffmail.com (Govt. Employee)     28 March 2011

sir any Supreme Court/ High Court cition on issuing notice to accoused persons under Section 160 Cr.P.C

Tajobsindia (Senior Partner )     28 March 2011

@ Author


1
. If you are accused then read clear provision as per Hon'ble SC which is attached in PDF file format with this reply mail.


Attached File : 1 1 accused cannot be called to police station for enquiry.pdf downloaded: 316 times

WHATSAPP 91-8075113965 (advocate)     30 December 2012

Dear friends,

statement from accused can also be taken , either under sec 25 of evidence act , or under sec 27 of evidence act, if  he makes a confession to the police officer . here, confession to a police officer under sec 25 has no evidentary value, but, confession under sec 27 evidence act is admissible in evidence, if it leads to some recovery ,

 

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