“Fresh appeals, revision etc cannot be filed under Cr.P.C. as clear from plain reading of section 531(2)(a) BNSS and also precedents from three states namely Kerala, Rajasthan and Punjab & Haryana High Courts..” says Ms. Anushkaa Arora.

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“Fresh appeals, revision etc cannot be filed under Cr.P.C. as clear from plain reading of section 531(2)(a) BNSS and also precedents from three states namely Kerala, Rajasthan and Punjab & Haryana High Courts..” says Ms. Anushkaa Arora.

Ms. Anushkaa Arora, Principal & Founder, ABA Law Office, puts forward her views in Economic Times on the looming condition over old and new criminal laws and applicability post 1st July 2024.

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“Fresh appeals, revision etc cannot be filed under Cr.P.C. as clear from plain reading of section 531(2)(a) BNSS and also precedents from three states namely Kerala, Rajasthan and Punjab & Haryana High Courts..” says Ms. Anushkaa Arora.

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