41A notice
1 year ago
1. Is Police can take accused into custody after gave 41A notice, immediately without time gap?.
2.How to challenge this type of police actions.?
A.Dear client,
Section 41A is the notice of appearance before police officer in all the cases where the arrest of a person is not required.
The individual to whom the Notice is served is obliged to show up at the specified place and time. The individual confirming to the Notice will not be arrested except if in any case considered fit by the Police for which the official is duty-bound to record reasons in writing. Inability to consent to the Notice is a ground for arrest.
Police Can't Arrest Person Without Magistrate's Permission After Issuance Of 41-A CrPC Notice. So please consult a lawyer and make arrangements for a bail and a legal proceeding (writ) later on.
Section 41A is the notice of appearance before police officer in all the cases where the arrest of a person is not required.
The individual to whom the Notice is served is obliged to show up at the specified place and time. The individual confirming to the Notice will not be arrested except if in any case considered fit by the Police for which the official is duty-bound to record reasons in writing. Inability to consent to the Notice is a ground for arrest.
Police Can't Arrest Person Without Magistrate's Permission After Issuance Of 41-A CrPC Notice. So please consult a lawyer and make arrangements for a bail and a legal proceeding (writ) later on.
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