general effect of pleading guilty. There is a difference in procedure, which will be followed if person has pleaded guilty. Petitioner himself has signed ... petitioner has pleaded guilty and it is clear from the record that after pleading the guilty by the petitioner, the effect of pleading guilty
otherwise that the
accused ought to plead not guilty.
(3) Where an accused person pleads guilty
to the first two or more charges laid ... which the accused has pleaded
guilty without requiring the accused to
plead thereto, and a record to that effect
shall be made in the proceedings
charge and the effect of pleading guilty. The
procedure prescribed for trial of cases where the accused pleads "guilty"
is radically different from ... charge
and the effect of pleading guilty. The procedure prescribed
for the trial of cases where the accused pleads guilty is
radically different from that
charge and the effect of pleading guilty. The procedure prescribed for the trial of cases where the accused pleads guilty is radically different from that ... pleaded guilty and ascertains that the accused understands the nature of the charge(s) to which he had pleaded guilty. The Court also informs
plea of "Guilty" or "Not
Guilty" (or if he refuses to plead or does not plead
intelligibly either ... otherwise that the
accused ought to plead not guilty.
(3) Where an accused person pleads guilty to the
first two or more charges laid
charge and the effect of pleading guilty. The procedure prescribed for
trial of cases where the accused pleads "guilty" is radically different
from ... where the accused pleads guilty is
radically different from that prescribed for trial of cases
where the accused pleads „not guilty‟. The procedure in
cases
General plea of "guilty" or "not guilty"
1....
2. If an accused person pleads "guilty" that plea shall ... effect of pleading guilty. The procedure prescribed for the trial of the cases where the accused pleads guilty is radically different from that prescribed
plea "Guilty" or "Not Guilty" (or if he refuses to plead, or does not plead intelligibly either one or the other ... otherwise that the accused ought to plead not guilty.
[(2-A) Where an accused pleads Guilty, such plea and the factum of compliance
Guilty".- (1)The accused person‟s plea of
„Guilty‟ or „Not Guilty‟ (or if he refuses to
plead or does not plead intelligibly either ... otherwise that the
accused ought to plead not guilty.
(3) Where an accused person pleads guilty
to the first two or more charges laid
have not explained the effect Of pleading guilty. As provided under Rule 150 if a person pleaded guilty, the plea shall be regarded ... otherwise that the accused ought to plead not guilty.
(2A) Where an accused pleads "Guilty", such plea and the factum of compliance