Joinder of Charge Section 221 to 224 | Lectures on Criminal Procedure Code, 1973.

[@anmolkant2312]

Nice and easy to understand.....,⚫

[@namanverma4611]

Nice explanation

[@Fazeee89]

Sir ur explanation is so great

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[@toshbel]

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[@anjum8836]

Thank you so much sir

[@SalmanKhan-si7ed]

Thumbs up for u . Great lecture

[@sheikhaina1614]

u made it very simple 🙂

[@usmanoj]

Dear Sir, please correct me if i am wrong, Sec 223 talks about joint charging of persons, in that case 223 A is not a person it's about person commiting the same offence together, if it's just person it may fall in 219 or 220 as i see there is no difference there, request you to let me know

[@Kamrankhanadvocate]

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[@Fazeee89]

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[@bhatasif2927]

Sir One thing you forget you didn't explain sub section of 221-224

[@danijuice8883]

Thank you sir...

[@information069]

Sir civil procedure code ke sare question answer pe lecture banaiye Na sir for preparation of odisha judiciary service

[@amicuscuriaezaibemre7993]

Yes sir. CPC must be stared too. I feel much dificulty while studying CPC.

[@smif9179]

Respected Sir, I’m sorry to say but sometimes you miss some subsections & clauses. Like in this section.

[@paridhishrivastava7716]

In 222.. U are talking about charge framed.. But sections talk about different person.. Please rectify

[@Arshadkhan-eh9po]

You are correct but it is u/s 223 not in sec. 222

[@manshipatel8512]

Sir I think u missed some things from sections, u didn't explain some section completely

[@AmanSharma-lz7br]

right bro

[@rajshreebarik2916]

Sir u have skipped many of the sub sections otherwise its good...

[@sheikhaina1614]

whether section 223 is related to Person or Persons ? please clear

[@rubytripathi]

Hindi nahi aati hai kya apko ..ye high court nahi hai .

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thank you sir.