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CrPC Section 348: Discharge on Apology – Explained

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CrPC Section 348: Discharge on Apology

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1. State the Code:2. Explanation:3. Illustration:4. Common Questions and Answers:

This section deals with the discharge of an accused person on apology.

1. State the Code:

Section 348 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) states:

“If, in any case, the accused person, at any stage of the inquiry or trial, expresses his regret or makes an apology to the person aggrieved, and the person aggrieved accepts the apology, the Court may, if it thinks fit, discharge the accused person on such terms as it thinks just.”

2. Explanation:

This section empowers the court to discharge an accused person if:

  • The accused expresses regret or makes an apology for the offense.
  • The person aggrieved accepts the apology.
  • The court deems it fit to discharge the accused.

The court has discretion to impose terms on the accused as it deems just.

3. Illustration:

A man accidentally bumps into a woman in a crowded market, causing her to spill her groceries. He apologizes profusely and helps her pick up the items. The woman accepts his apology. In this case, the court could apply Section 348 and discharge the man on the basis of his apology being accepted by the aggrieved party.

4. Common Questions and Answers:

  • Q: Is this section applicable to all offenses?A: No. This section is usually applied in cases of minor offenses, typically those that do not involve serious harm or injury. It may not be applicable in serious crimes like murder or rape.
  • Q: Can the court refuse to discharge the accused even if the apology is accepted?A: Yes. The court has discretion to decide whether to discharge the accused or not. It may consider factors like the nature of the offense, the gravity of the harm caused, and the accused’s past record.
  • Q: What kind of terms can the court impose?A: The court can impose terms like paying compensation to the aggrieved party, performing community service, or refraining from certain actions.

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