Ramprakash Rajagopal

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Acquittal

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

Cr.P.C

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

Acquittal

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

Acquittal

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

Acquittal

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

Acquittal

N.I Act appeal compensation: Deposit of 20% is not an absolute rule may be reduced or even exempted

Acquittal

Juvenile Justice act: Issue of Juvenility can be claimed even before the Hon’ble Supreme court

Cost: Hon’ble Supreme court imposed cost on the husband to file cheating case on his wife
Acquittal

Cost: Hon’ble Supreme court imposed cost on the husband to file cheating case on his wife

Cr.P.C 1973

Cr.P.C., 1973. Notes no.9: Second FIR, General propositions as to FIR, appreciation & Evidentiary value of first information report (Chapter XII – Part.3, 4, 5 & 6)

Acquittal

Discharge: Expert witness examined by the complainant has stated that the death was natural.

Cr.P.C

Second or successive bail application: Mentioning the details of previous bail application is compulsory to avoid contempt

Acquittal

Anticipatory bail: Civil claims being settled by pressurising through criminal prosecution discouraged