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Section 401 CrPC: High Court
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Section 402 CrPC: Power of High Court to withdraw or transfer revision cases
Bar to Further Revision
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Concurrent Revisional Jurisdiction
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criminal revision
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Discretionary Powers of High Court
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High Court powers
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revisional jurisdiction
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Sessions Judge powers
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transfer of cases
New Law Update (2024)
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Punishment
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Bailable?
Compoundable?
Bare Act Text
Important Sub-Sections Explained
Landmark Judgements
Draft Format / Application
Source: Official India Code
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