Supreme Court of India
Sujoymitra v. State of West Bengal
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s.278 - Rape case - Recording of testimony of prosecutrix through video conferencing - Complainant prosecutrix-PW5 a citizen of Ireland filed a complaint against appellant alleging rape - Four witnesses examined before examining PW5- Trial court accepted prayer to record testimony of PW5 through video conference - Appellant challenged the procedure adopted by trial court, while recording the statement of PW5 through video conferencing by filing petition u/s.482 Cr.PC. - High Court laid down procedure for recording such statement- In the instant appeal,
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