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Where the Court has dispensed with the personal attendance of the accused in Summons case, the Court…

Where personal attendance is dispensed with under s.228 BNSS (formerly s.205 CrPC), the court may permit the accused to appear "through his counsel", that is, by his advocate.

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Where the Court has dispensed with the personal attendance of the accused in Summons case, the Court may permit him to appear

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Where personal attendance is dispensed with under s.228 BNSS (formerly s.205 CrPC), the court may permit the accused to appear "through his counsel", that is, by his advocate.

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