What is Section 41 of the Criminal Code?

So what exactly is Section 41 of CrPc? The Section 41 grants power to a police officer to arrest a person without an order from a Magistrate and without a warrant. This power is given for what are called ‘cognizable offences’.

What are the rights of arrested person under CrPC?

Section- 50 (2) of CrPC provides that the arrested person has the right to get released on bail by making arrangement for the sureties or just inform him of his right when arrested without a warrant for an offence other than a non-cognizable offence.

How do I get section 353 bail?

Indian Penal Code 353 is a Non-Bailable offence. It is possible. Both parties can file mutual affidavit before the court, that we can settled the matter mutually or we want to compromise it. you can ask for withdrawal of the complaint, and quash FIR from high court along with joint affidavit.

What is Section 41crpc?

Section 41-C requires the State Government to establish a police control room in every district and at the State level, where the names and addresses of the person arrested, nature of offences with which they are charged and the name and designation of the police officers who made the arrest are to be displayed .

What happens when a person is arrested in India?

The first thing that happens to a suspect on arrest is that he is taken into police custody, following which he is taken before a magistrate and he may either be remanded to judicial custody or be sent back into police custody.

Is IPC 353 bailable?

IPC 353 is a Non-Bailable offence.

How do you compromise IPC 353?

The only way out for you, at the initial stages, could be to file a petition before the High Court for quashing the FIR and/or quashing of the criminal proceedings on the ground that it is a false FIR and/or that the police officer is willing to compromise it (though I doubt whether the police officer would be willing …