Where accused adduces no evidence
If the accused person says that he does not intend to give or adduce evidence and the court considers that there is evidence that…
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If the accused person says that he does not intend to give or adduce evidence and the court considers that there is evidence that…
If the accused person, or any one of several accused persons, adduces any evidence, the advocate for the prosecution shall, subjec…
If the accused person adduces evidence in his defence introducing new matter which the advocate for the prosecution could not by t…
The accused person shall be allowed to examine any witness not previously summoned to give evidence at the trial, if that witness…
(1) The accused person or his advocate may then open his case, stating the facts or law on which he intends to rely, and making su…
(1) When the evidence of the witnesses for the prosecution has been concluded, the court, if it considers that there is no evidenc…
The witnesses called for the prosecution shall be subject to cross-examination by the accused person or his advocate, and to re-ex…
The advocate for the prosecution shall open the case against the accused person,and shall call witnesses and adduce evidence in su…
(1) If, from the absence of witnesses or any other reasonable cause to berecorded in the proceedings, the court considers it neces…
If the accused pleads “not guilty”, or if a plea of “not guilty” is entered in accordance with section 280, the court shall procee…
(1) An accused person may plead not guilty, guilty, or guilty subject to a pleaagreement. (2) Where an accused person pleads guilt…
(1) If an accused person being arraigned upon an information stands muteof malice, or neither will nor by reason of infirmity can,…
(1) An accused person against whom an information is filed may plead— (a) that he has been previously convicted or acquitted of th…
An accused person, upon being arraigned upon an information, by pleading generally thereto the plea of “not guilty” shall, without…
Where an information contains a count charging an accused person with having been previously convicted for an offence, the procedu…
(1) If an information does not state, and cannot by amendment authorized bysection 275 be made to state, an offence of which the a…
(1) Every objection to an information for a formal defect on the face thereof shall be taken immediately after the information has…
The accused person to be tried before the High Court upon an information shall be placed at the bar unfettered, unless the court s…
(1) Where a person of not less than eighteen years of age is convicted by a subordinate court of the second class of an offence wh…
Except where a longer time is specially allowed by law, no offence the maximum punishment for which does not exceed imprisonment f…
The production of a copy of the order of acquittal, certified by the clerk or other officer of the court, shall without other proo…
The conviction or order may, if required, be afterwards drawn up and shall be signed by the court making the conviction or order,…
The court may, before passing sentence or making an order against an accused person under section 215, receive such evidence as it…
The court having heard both the complainant and the accused person, and their witnesses and evidence shall either convict the accu…