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Section 213 in The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 213. When manner of committing offence must be stated. - When the nature of the case

wherein it is held as follows: “ Criminal Procedure Code , 1973 – Ss.211, 212, 213 and III. (e) thereto, 215, 313 and 464 – Omission to frame ... CRL.A.(MD).No.287 of 2023 before the actual trial starts - Further, held, there is the specific requirement of S. 213 CrPC

wherein it is held as follows: “ Criminal Procedure Code , 1973 – Ss.211, 212, 213 and III. (e) thereto, 215, 313 and 464 – Omission to frame ... CRL.A.(MD).No.287 of 2023 before the actual trial starts - Further, held, there is the specific requirement of S. 213 CrPC

that the impugned order has been passed in utter violation of Section 213 Cr.P.C as the manner of committing various offences ... within the four corners of the requirements of Sections 211 , 212 and 213 Cr.P.C or not. [23]. Evidently, all the charges framed

which the Apex Court held that the commitment once made under section 213 Cr.P.C by a competent Magistrate the same could be quashed

this Court rendered in Km. Rinki vs. State of U.P. 2009 Crl. L.J. 990, in which the judgments relied upon by the learned ... which the Apex Court held that the commitment once made under section 213 Cr.P.C by a competent Magistrate the same could be quashed

apparently not drawn to Section 531 , Criminal Procedure Code, which lays down that no order of any Criminal Court shall be set aside merely ... Sassions Court of North Arcot. According to Section 213 , Criminal Procedure Code, 'a Magistrate may make an order committing the accused for trial

Abhay S. Oka REPORTABLE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 122 OF 2021 Kalicharan & Ors. … Appellants v. State ... frame a proper charge in accordance with Section 213 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (for short, ‘ CrPC ’). The second issue

requirements of law as spelt out in Sections 212 and 213 CrPC. The charges were omnibus and vague, and nothing in the charge ... contain the minimum particulars stipulated in Sections 212 and 213 CrPC in relation to each of the accused. 19. For the aforementioned reasons

calls received by A11 in his telephone booth. As to no prior Crl.A Nos.1575/2013&con.cases 32 statement under ... held that the prosecution's right to examine witnesses under Section 213 Cr.P.C and the power of the Court under Section