Explanation

• As per Section 205(1) Cr.P.C 1898, the provision relates to dispensing with personal attendance of the accused.
• It states that whenever a Magistrate issues a summons, he may allow representation through a pleader.
• This is done when the Magistrate finds sufficient reasons.

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Explanation

• As per Section 167(6) Cr.P.C 1898, provisions relate to custody and investigation.
• The officer in charge of the prison has specific duties regarding access.
• He must make arrangements for the admission of the investigating officer.
• This is for the purpose of interrogating the accused in custody.

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Explanation

• As per Section 167(7) Cr.P.C 1898, the provision deals with handling of an accused in custody.
• It allows the accused to be taken out of prison when necessary.
• This is specifically for the purpose of investigation.
• Such removal must be done under legal authority and safeguards.

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Explanation

Section 14-A of the CrPC provides for the appointment of a Magistrate for specific duties.

This ensures proper legal authority and oversight in the discharge of magistrate functions.

Explanation

These offences involve dishonest conduct relating to property or financial matters, hence classified as economic offences.