Abstract:
               The discussion in the paper is section-wise and in consonance with the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) of 1908. The central purpose of writing this paper is to bring forward the precise account of the sections of CrPC as akin to Appeal. The reason for mainly relying on the case laws for explaining the topic is twofold. Firstly, we commonly have access to the text of the concerned code, but the Code's language is so convolutedly laid down that we sometimes make equivocal interpretations of the same. Here the case laws contain the explanations of these sections done by the illustrious and legally adept judges. Moreover, the plus point is that the judges’ elucidation has more value because of their position and lifetime practical acquaintance. Secondly, the case laws contain practical implications of the provisions of the Code. It demonstrates how a said provision is used in real situations. The practical implications of the provisions enable us to look at them from numerous angles and make diverse interpretations of the same. To be brief, case laws show how and in how many ways a provision can be employed in practical situations.