Section 512 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), recording of evidence in the absence of section 302/324 convict I amd defendants and request of section 512, CCPC investigating witnesses in the absence of a fugitive accused in the proceedings Refused to move statements, proceedings were filed under CRPC, Section 121212, and evidence of prosecution witnesses was filed in his absence, almost eight years long after the accused was fugitive. He was arrested after a period of time, after which his case was underway. During the hearing, two witnesses who were examined in his absence earn a living. The petition for transfer of the witnesses' statements recorded in the proceedings under Section 121212, CRPC, to the suspects who were sent abroad, was submitted to the trial court, which was rejected by the trial court, in which No doubt he did not have the indispensable right to examine the submission of witnesses against him, but Section 512, CR PC, exempts the catering principle mentioned above for enumera, in accordance with Section 512, The purpose was to preserve evidence for the incident and two witnesses went abroad in one of the cases mentioned above. There was nothing on the record that they were in any way related to the complaining party's case, whose case was fully covered by Section 12 Cr PC, CRPC, the trial court Under both the facts and the facts, the plea of the prosecution was not deemed to be denied. And the High Court ordered that the statements of the two witnesses listed in the proceedings under Section 121212, CCPC, be construed according to law.
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