Ramprakash Rajagopal

812 Articles
dying declaration
Evidence

Once dying declaration is proved then failure to prove other facts is not relevant at all

alibi
Acquittal

Alibi: Accused must prove the alibi after getting answer from the witness that the accused was not in police station

kerosene oil
Acquittal

Dying Declaration: Acquittal: Variances in dying declarations and no other evidence corroborates the dying declaration that accused set her on fire

marksheet
Acquittal

Acquittal: Prosecution ought to have exhibited the original postal cover and not the copy even if it bore the signature of appellant

acquittal
Acquittal

Acquittal: Seized weapons were not shown to the doctor who conducted the post-mortem

gold bar
Acquittal

If the prosecution failed to prove the identity of seized gold the accused is not liable to prove lawful acquisition of gold

No Sanction No Cognizance?
Acquittal

No Sanction No Cognizance?

affidavit
Cr.P.C

Before Priyanka Srivastava case it was not required to file affidavits for petitions u/s. 156(3) Cr.P.C

child witness
Cr.P.C

If the accused failed to put question to the witness the presiding judge is duty bound to put that question under Section 165 of the Evidence Act

passport
General

Natural justice must be followed before impounding passport under section 10(3) Passports Act, 1967

two firs
BNSS

Two firs nothing wrong

Section 437(6)
Acquittal

Section 437(1) & (2) Cr.P.C is a stage prior to trial whereas section 437 (6) Cr.P.C is after filing of charge-sheet and framing of charge when trial commences