Section 151 of the Criminal Procedure Act refers to the power of the court to postpone a trial. It states that a court may, if it considers it necessary in the interests of justice or if it is satisfied that the postponement will not prejudice the accused, postpone the trial for such period as it deems fit. The section also outlines certain factors that the court must consider, such as the availability of witnesses, the interests of justice, and any prejudice that may be caused to either party.
