Section 216 CrPC does not give any right to the accused to file a fresh application seeking his discharge after the charge is framed and also no revision lie inasmuch as it is an interlocutory order

Cognizance: To take cognizance under section 186 IPC procedure under section 195(1)(a)(i) of the Cr.P.C shall be followed

Section 193 IPC: Affidavit: Since no malafide intention is in the statement mere suspicion or inaccurate statement in the affidavit does not attract the offence of perjury

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

Murder case quashed: Husband tried to molest own daughter in the course of saving daughter mother killed husband therefore offence falls under ‘General Exception’

POCSO: Penetration not proved: Since the victim’s evidence does not establish that there was penetrative sexual assault the accused was convicted under 9(m) of the POCSO Act, which is punishable under Section 10 of the POCSO Act

I.O has the power to delete accused persons in the final report but I.O is expected to serve a notice upon the complainant

Section 138 N.I Act: Closure of the bank accounts within a few weeks of issuance of the cheque raises serious questions about the conduct and intent of the respondent

The word ‘APPLICATION’ under Section 531 (2) (a) BNSS 2023: My view

Murder: Section 304 II IPC: No evidence show that the appellant has taken undue advantage or acted in cruel or unusual manner

Guidelines issued on Prevention of violence against medical professionals and providing safe working conditions

Conditions on AB: No impossible and Impracticable conditions shall be imposed while granting Anticipatory bail