Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Prosecution for defamation: complaint must be filed by the aggrieved; public-official allegations require prior governmental sanction. Prosecution for defamation requires a complaint by the person aggrieved, with permissible representative complaints for children, persons of unsound mind, persons with intellectual disability, the infirm, or certain women with leave of the Court. Complaints must state facts and particulars. Allegations against senior office-holders or public servants may proceed on a written Public Prosecutor complaint only with prior governmental sanction and within the prescribed time limit; this does not affect the aggrieved person's right to complain to a Magistrate.
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Prosecution for defamation: complaint must be filed by the aggrieved; public-official allegations require prior governmental sanction.
Prosecution for defamation requires a complaint by the person aggrieved, with permissible representative complaints for children, persons of unsound mind, persons with intellectual disability, the infirm, or certain women with leave of the Court. Complaints must state facts and particulars. Allegations against senior office-holders or public servants may proceed on a written Public Prosecutor complaint only with prior governmental sanction and within the prescribed time limit; this does not affect the aggrieved person's right to complain to a Magistrate.
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