138 ni act
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Practice & Procedures: Section 138 NI Act Trial Court Procedures

This article is a study aid compiled from practice material on trial court procedure under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. It summarises reported decisions for general information…

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30 Landmark Supreme Court of India Criminal Law Judgments Explained

death
Cr.P.C

Statement of the victim (deceased) to her mother and the mother repeats the same in her testimony (deposition) is admissible in evidence as dying declaration

section 175(3) bnss
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Section 175(3) BNSS (formerly Section 156(3) CrPC): Filing & Procedure

Kartika v State of Odisha: SC on Pitch-Dark Identification and Circumstantial Evidence
Acquittal

Acquittal: Kartika v. State of Odisha: SC on Pitch-Dark Identification and Circumstantial Evidence

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Monthly Digest February’ 2025
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Monthly Digest February’ 2025

Directions issued to manage S. 138 NI Act cases effectively
BNSS

Directions issued to manage S. 138 NI Act cases effectively

uapa bail
Acquittal

UAPA bail granted after five years in custody

discharge
Acquittal

Discharge: When specific remedy is available under section 397 Cr.P.C the CBI ought not to have filed petition under section 482 Cr.P.C

contradiction
Acquittal

Portions contradicted with the previous statement can be put in bracket and marked as Exhibit AA, BB, e.t.c

pmla bail
General

PMLA-Bail:  Mandatory requirements of Section 45 PMLA not considered while releasing the accused on bail hence matter remanded back for fresh consideration

dowry death
Acquittal

Dowry death: Acquittal: Evidence on record is full of omissions amount to material contradiction

Acquittal

Firearm: Acquittal: Ballistic report opined that two bullets found in the bodies were not sufficient for comparison with the test fired bullets

asphyxia
Acquittal

Murder case: Asphyxia can be caused by Chronic tuberculosis and the ligature marks on the neck might be due to long journey of dead body

registration
Civil

No Original Documents No Registration of Deed?

transfer of malice
Evidence

Transfer of malice: Act of accused was nothing but murder under section 302 IPC r/w section 301 IPC

dock identification
Acquittal

Dock identification not relied since the Test Identification was not conducted

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