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Section 156(3) Cr.P.C: It is erroneous if Magistrates direct the police to conduct preliminary enquiry and register the fir
Prayer-Magistrate has adopted wrong procedure by directing the police to register the FIR if cognizable offence is made out-Procedure to approach Judicial Magistrate for petition under section 156(3) Cr.P.C-As per…
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Forgery: Who is the culprit [appellant or respondent] shall be decided only during the trial and using inherent powers under section 482 Cr.P.C and Apex Court advised Two wrongs do not make a right
Brief facts-Final report filed as lack of evidence Magistrate directed further investigation again final report filed for same reason hence…
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PMLA: It is not necessary bail should be granted because the accused is woman
Head note: Apex Court - Appreciation of bail - Bail may be…
Withdrawal of prosecution: Section 321 Cr.P.C: Prosecution cannot withdraw a Murder case and the court cannot allow by saying that the accused has a good public image
Withdrawal of prosecution: Section 321 Cr.P.C: Prosecution cannot withdraw a Murder case…
Though weapon was not used in the crime but exhibiting the weapon would constitute section 397 IPC
Though weapon was not used in the crime but exhibiting the weapon…
PMLA: All the offences under the PMLA are cognizable and non-bailable
ALL THE OFFENCES UNDER THE PMLA ARE COGNIZABLE AND NON-BAILABLE
Extra-Judicial confession: VAO is total stranger and no necessity for the accused to trust him to confess
Prayer-Consideration-List of witnesses and their roles in the case-Deceased died of asphyxia…
Fir can be filed even a complaint or petition under section 156(3) Cr.P.C is pending on same set of facts
Fir can be filed even a complaint or petition under section 156(3)…
Section 321 Cr.P.C: Withdrawal of prosecution
Section 321 Cr.P.C: Withdrawal of prosecution.
If the judgment is not available on record then the declaration of the result cannot tantamount to a judgment as prescribed in the Cr.P,C
A member of the State Bar Council sent a complaint to the…
Once tender of pardon is given to a person he becomes a witness for the prosecution and his evidence before the open Court during trial is substantive evidence and not the confession
When once tender of pardon is given to a person, he becomes…
Section 202 cr.p.c: In cases where jurisdiction is involved as per section 202 cr.p.c Magistrates must wait till the report is received and thereafter summon the accused
Head notes: Challenge is against the dismissal of quash petition against the…
Test Identification parade (TIP) is not a substantive piece of evidence and it hits under section 162 Cr.P.C
Test Identification parade (TIP) is not a substantive piece of evidence and…
Second marriage by a Muslim man during the subsistence of the first marriage is an act of domestic violence and the Wife is entitled to compensation under DV Act
If a husband contracts a second marriage during the subsistence of the…
Order granting leave under Section 92 of CPC is a judicial order and not an administrative order and that it is amenable to revisional jurisdiction
Order granting leave under Section 92 of CPC is a judicial order…
Burden of proof and onus of proof
Distinction between burden of proof and onus of proof is explained.
Dowry death: Demand is for celebrating birth of male child and not for marriage further difference between admissibility and acceptability/reliability is explained
Appeal against reduction of sentence by the Hon’ble High Court for sections…
Anticipatory Bail in different case: An accused who is in custody in different case has to obtain Anticipatory Bail before he is formally arrested by the police under P.T warrant in another case
Question of law: Whether A.B petition is maintainable if the accused is…
Discharge Petition: Section 227 Cr.P.C: Courts must refrain from considering the grounds referring the case of the accused in discharge petition
The appeal is against the High Court's decision which upholds the dismissal…
Madras High Court settled that Confession could be used in favour of the accused to reduce the sentence (Is Sudalaimani overruled?)
Summary of the Legal Proceedings: A case of murder was registered against…