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No onerous bail conditions: Condition imposed by the Hon’ble High Court directing the accused to demolish the wall of the complainant at accused’s cost tantamount to deprivation of civil rights rather than to ensure the accused’s presence during trial
This appeal addresses the bail condition set by the Hon’ble High Court, which mandates the removal of the complainant’s wall at the expense of the accused. An FIR has been…
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Section 141 N.I Act: Unless assertions are made, vicarious liability of the Directors of the first accused company is not attracted
Section 141 N.I Act: Unless assertions are made, vicarious liability of the Directors of the first accused company is not…
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Cr.P.C., 1973. Notes no.7: Information to the police and their powers to investigate (Chapter XII – Part.1)
This part no.7 will give a clear picture about how to give…
Murder case acquittal: Alcohol presence is in the body and chance of fell from a grown high tree
Head note: Presence of witnesses during the assault were not examined -…
Complaint: Validity of second complaint
Complaint: Validity of second complaint
Case diary: Section 172(3) Cr.P.C: The accused has a right to cross-examine police officer as per section 145 Evidence Act whenever the police officer uses it to refresh his memory
Trial court placed burden on accused regarding case diary corrections, Missing pages.…
Secondary evidence: Document that are not properly stamped cannot be secondary evidence
A copy of a document can be adduced as secondary evidence if…
What is section 313 Cr.P.C & How to appreciate the same? A detailed analysis
What is section 313 Cr.P.C & How to appreciate the same? A…
Dying declaration: Section 32 & 27 Evidence Act Appreciation of dying declaration (many persons around) & recovery from open place
Head note: - Many persons around -Well then, who recorded the same?,…
Section 306 IPC: There must be either an instigation or an engagement or intentional aid to ‘doing of a thing’ and based on that accused must have encouraged the person to commit suicide
Appeal against the order dismissing the revision petition against the discharge petition…
People gathered for democratic protest is not an unlawful assembly
People gathered for democratic protest is not an unlawful assembly
Section 304 Part II IPC: Though cause of death is due to injuries no intention found
Head note: Hon’ble Supreme Court - From the records Hon’ble Supreme Court…
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…
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…