To register FIR in non-cognizable offence prior permission of Magistrate under section 155 (2) Cr.P.C was necessary

If animus between the accused and complainant is not proved presumption under Section 20 of PCAct would not arise against accused

Evolution of FIR Registration with Comparative analysis of CrPC Sections 154 & 156(3) and BNSS sections 173 & 175(3)

Limitation to initiate contempt proceedings is within one year either by filing an application or by the Court issuing notice Suo motu

Dowry death: Complainant displayed honesty by making allegations only against the appellant and not implicating other family members unnecessarily

Sanction not necessary for the public servants who have conspired and issued patta in favour of some other person other than the property owner

Principles of natural justice are not applicable at the stage of reporting a criminal offence

Despite murdering wife and 4 children Hon’ble Supreme Court converted appellant’s death row into life sentence

Clarifying Arbitration Jurisdiction: The Role of Section 21 Notice, Section 11 Application, and Kompetenz-Kompetenz principle explained

Application of mind during taking cognizance means to contemplate on the material submitted and not checking veracity of the same

Quash: Accused undetected is not Referred Final report and Magistrate cannot accept the same

Deprecated practice involving the relatives of husband for offence under section 498A IPC and section 4 of Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961