Modes of delivering Judgement are explained in section?
Correct answer: B. 366 Cr. P. C
- A. 364 Cr. P. C
- B. 366 Cr. P. C
- C. 164 Cr. P. C
- D. 365 Cr. P. C
Explanation
Section 366 of the Code of Criminal Procedure deals with the mode of delivering a judgment. Sections 364 and 365 address related matters concerning the language and contents of judgments, which makes them tempting alternatives.
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