Copy of complaint shall be accompanied with the summons as per section 204(3) Cr.P.C and Rule. 25(4) Criminal Rules of Practice, 2019

Sudden provocation: Not a premeditated murder or the appellant had the intention to commit the murder.

Cross-Examination: Disallowing questions in cross-examination will prejudice the accused

PMLA arrest: Written communication about the grounds of arrest reasonably within 24 hours of his arrest is sufficient compliance of both section 19(1) PMLA and Article 22(1) Constitution of India.

s. 138 Appeal against conviction: Proclaimed offender can recall the proclamation by paying the amount directed by court

Common intention [section 34 IPC]: Since appellant were together there was time available for meeting of minds

Section 389(1) Cr.P.C: Allowing a convicted parliamentarian to attend parliamentary proceedings – Majority view (two judges) suspended the conviction; Minority view (single judge) judgment is denied to stayed the conviction by upheld the H.C

Murder case acquittal: Death of deceased as per fir is with knife but the postmortem suggests firing from close range

PMLA: It is not necessary bail should be granted because the accused is woman

Multiple firs against single accused is directed to be tried by one court

Murder case acquittal: Alcohol presence is in the body and chance of fell from a grown high tree

Quash: Alleged substance is not only drug so also food under the Food and safety act