Reshma Azath

86 Articles
Cr.P.C

Warrant: Magistrate has power to issue warrant under section 73 Cr.P.C during investigation also

General

Circular to all Magistrate courts: Criminal courts cannot return final reports for not enclosing certain reports collected during investigation

Ad. Karunanithi

SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTIONS – A FEW IDEAS 

General

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

General

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

Evidence

POCSO: Accused did not rebut the evidence against evidence of victim

Latest

POCSO: Since section 29 of the Act necessitates the accused to rebut the case it is just to recall the witness for cross examination

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Procedure: Magistrates shall not return the final reports

Acquittal

Voluntarily causing Grievous hurt: Bald statement against the accused that ‘they beat me up’ without supporting material does not cover section 323 ipc

Acquittal

Habeas corpus: Unexplained delay in disposing the representation made by the detenu is sufficient to set aside the order of detention

Acquittal

Default bail: Failure to produce the accused for extension of time for investigation and custody is in violation of Article 21

General

Appeal: Section 378(4) Cr.P.C the dismissal of complaint shall file before District court and not before high court