Under which section of CrPC can an appeal be made against acquittal?

An appeal against acquittal means a legal challenge filed against a decision where an accused person has been found not guilty by a trial court. The purpose of such an appeal is to allow a higher court to review whether the acquittal was legally justified or whether there was an error in the judgment. Under the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), Section 417 deals with appeals against acquittal. It specifies the circumstances and authority through which such an appeal may be filed.