Supreme Court of India
Harinarayan G. Bajaj v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 319(4)(a) and (b); 244 - Criminal proceedings - New accused joined to the proceedings after charges framed against the original accused - Right of newly added accused for initiation of proceedings qua him from the stage of s. 244 and right to cross-examine the witnesses before framing of charges - Held: The whole inquiry in respect of the newly added accused should commence afresh from the stage of s. 244 - Such accused had the right to cross-examine the witnesses. Words and Phrases: 'Commence afresh' and 'Proceedings' - Meaning of, in the context of s.
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