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prosecution may be filed at any time before judgment by the Court of
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such leave as it thinks fit. If the motion is filed after the accused has
submitted his defence, he shall be asked if he has any objections,
and the Court shall write down his statement. In case of the accused
objects to the withdrawal, the Court shall dismiss the motion.
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a compoundable offence may be withdrawn
or settles at any time before they become final. But if the accused
objects, the Court shall dismiss the motion for leave to withdraw the
prosecution.
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(1) If the Public Prosecutor institutes a criminal prosecution
relating to a non-compoundable offence, and then withdraws the
re-instituting prosecution;
(2) If the Public Prosecutor withdraws criminal prosecution
relating to a compoundable offence without the consent in writing of
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prosecution, such withdrawal shall not debar the injured person from
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from a Court, cannot be re-instituted unless it falls under the following
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(3) If the injured person institutes a criminal prosecution and
then withdraws the prosecution, such withdrawal shall not debar the
Public Prosecutor from re-instituting prosecution, except in case of a
compoundable offence.
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