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5 years ago
Can any client ask the documents of his own criminal case to go through
A.Madam, a copy must be furnished to him.
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Sulatha Shenoy
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Thank you sir
Ashish K Dongre
Responded 5 years ago
A.Yes
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Sulatha Shenoy
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A.Dear Sir,
Yes, why not. The accused is the primary custodian of the criminal case files. Such documents will be given by the Court only on filing of Charge sheet.
Yes, why not. The accused is the primary custodian of the criminal case files. Such documents will be given by the Court only on filing of Charge sheet.
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Sulatha Shenoy
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Thank you sir.
A.yes, it is his constitutional right.
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Sulatha Shenoy
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Thank you sir.
Johnson Thangiah
Responded 5 years ago
A.Sir,
As per the Crpc the court must give the charge sheet to the accused.
As per the Crpc the court must give the charge sheet to the accused.
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Sulatha Shenoy
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