Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Trial procedure: Session Court follows warrant-case practice, permits in-camera trials and a compensation mechanism for wrongful accusations. A Court of Session shall try such offences by the warrant-case procedure used for cases instituted otherwise than on police report and ordinarily examine the person alleged to be the victim as a prosecution witness; trials may be in camera, and if accused are discharged or acquitted with no reasonable cause for the accusation, the Court may direct the alleged victim to show cause and, if satisfied, order compensation recoverable as a Magistrate's fine, without extinguishing other civil or criminal liabilities, subject to appeal.
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Trial procedure: Session Court follows warrant-case practice, permits in-camera trials and a compensation mechanism for wrongful accusations.
A Court of Session shall try such offences by the warrant-case procedure used for cases instituted otherwise than on police report and ordinarily examine the person alleged to be the victim as a prosecution witness; trials may be in camera, and if accused are discharged or acquitted with no reasonable cause for the accusation, the Court may direct the alleged victim to show cause and, if satisfied, order compensation recoverable as a Magistrate's fine, without extinguishing other civil or criminal liabilities, subject to appeal.
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