What Steps Are To Be Taken If Accused Is Not Appearing In Court?

What steps are to be taken if Accused is not appearing in court?

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Posted by: amrita narwal

Posted on: 2018-09-12

Under Section 82 first a person would be declared a Proclaimed Offender if the court finds that he has failed to respond to BW/NBWs or has RTB that the person is about to abscond and is not likely to come to the court - he can be so declared after giving 30 days notice to him. Simultaneously u/s 83 his property can also be attached on satisfaction of certain conditions or after issue of proclamation.

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What Steps Are To Be Taken If Accused Is Not Appearing In Court?