Corruption Act 1947 SS 10 243 and 364 The Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 420/468/471 Corruption Prevention Act (11 of 1947), Section 5 (2), must be admitted upon completion of the investigation, The accused was sued in the relevant court for trial and the court charged that the accused did not plead guilty and claimed that the trial continued for more than two years, during which some witnesses Investigation was conducted, but before closing the evidence of the prosecution, the court recorded its statement on the basis of the accused and the statement which the court wrongly admitted to the accused's guilt. Understood, convicted and sentenced, the accused, in his statement that the prosecution's case was filed before closing, was never admitted to the crime, pursuant to section 243, of the CRPC. Accordingly, which should be strictly followed by charges against the respected and the accused by nature, the accused should be asked if he acknowledged the commission of the crime and denied that his evidence If the accused wanted to admit his guilt in the middle of the trial, Section 243, the CCP asked the court to summon the accused accordingly. But the condition of the showcase notice in the form of a warning was that the accused did not confess his crime and even if it was the admission of the accused, the accused had no show in the form of warning. The notice was not issued and the Order of Court did not summarize the facts and the evidence on record and was not reflected. Regarding the statement of cc vices recorded under section 64364
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