Defining Proof of Section 302 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 265E, 265F & 364 For unknown reasons, the accused disclosed to the trial court that he intended to prove the offense for the indictment and so on. A brief statement was recorded, after recording the accused's statement, the case was registered on the day the accused was convicted and sentenced to death in two offenses, in cases, the trial took place and the trial court Was convicted of a recorded crime by. When the accused dismisses the charge and claims a trial, the court was required to file a trial and the recording of the offender's plea was terminated and there was no other accused's case. The judicial right to sue was an unforgivable right and it was only for the accused to surrender or surrender at a later stage of a good trial and if he had informed the court about it and admitted his guilt. If intended, the proper legal procedure was to record the full statement / confession of the accused in the manner described. It was. In section 646464, the CCPC court will also investigate the defendants' minds as to what were the reasons for which they agreed to commit a confession at a later stage or when they had previously been charged. Denied the allegation and said that it must be followed. Due to the requirements of the principles of justice, the court must be satisfied that after the trial, the confession made by the accused was free from any urgency or any other argument and the court thereafter
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