Defamation: Article was published was in good faith and in exercise of fundamental right of freedom of speech and expression

Summoning order: Magistrate failed to see the criminal colour of a commercial civil dispute

Rape: Physical relationship with woman promises to marry her is misconception and consent is immaterial

Defamation case: The statements is defamatory inasmuch they are directly connected with the discharge of public functions of the office of the Hon’ble Tamilnadu Chief Minister

Basic understanding: A common knowledge in types of crimes and in perspective of Indian criminal laws

Appreciation of evidence: It is only after the prosecution discharges its initial burden beyond all reasonable doubt the false explanation or non-explanation could be taken into consideration

Section 167 crpc: Accused cannot claim default bail on the ground that the further investigation against other accused is pending

Section 482 CrPC: Only High Court has the power to direct to run sentences in two different cases concurrently

Section 27: Recovery not admissible: Recovery is from open space after one month no independent witnesses examined though available

Section 306 IPC: Prosecution failed to prove that the attack of the accused instigated the deceased to consume poison and commit suicide

Plea of Insanity: Hon’ble Madras high court division bench acquitted the accused based on the exception under section 84 IPC being proved

Quash: Cheating: In order to constitute an offence of cheating, the intention to cheat must be available from the inception