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Explore the legal issues and answers surrounding the Ayyappan vs state judgment in 2015, including provisions for surrender and arrest under the Cr. P. C.
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Explore the legal issues and answers surrounding the Ayyappan vs state judgment in 2015, including provisions for surrender and arrest under the Cr. P. C.
An article by Thiru. M.Karunanithi., Advocate, Madruai., (Special Public Prosecutor., CBI) & Member, Law Commission of India.
An article by Thiru. M.Karunanithi., Advocate, Madruai., (Special Public Prosecutor., CBI) & Member, Law Commission of India.
Author: P.G RAJAGOPAL B.A.B.L. ADDITIONAL DISTRICT AND SESSION JUDGE (FAST TRACK COURT NO. V) COIMBATORE, AT TIRUPPUR. Retired. This article was published in the Law Weekly (Criminal) journal - 2007(2) LW (crl) 115.
Author’s quote: My senior constantly advises me to read the section first, take it as it is, understand it as it is, and if I still have doubts try other options.
Prelude: “Witnesses” as Benthem said: are the eyes and ears of justice. If the witness himself is incapacitated from acting as eyes and ears of justice, the trial gets putrefied and paralysed, and it no longer can constitute a fair trial. The most popular term “hostile witness” which is being spoken, used and known in […]
This article gives a clear picture on contradicting one's own witness when the witness does not support the case. In other words this article explains how to contradict a hostile witness.
Understanding the provisions of sections 301 and 302 of the Code is crucial for legal professionals. This article delves into the details and implications of these sections for Magistrates and other courts.
INTRODUCTION Neither the substantive law nor procedural law defines the term of child witness. However, section 118 of Evidence Act contemplates that “ All persons shall be competent to testify unless the court consider that they are prevented from understanding question put to them or from giving rational answers to those questions, by tender years, […]
The maxim “ Nemo moriturus. Persumit mentire”is basis for Dying Declaraion which means “ A man will meet not his maker with a lie in his mouth”. A Dying Declaration is called as “ Laterm mortem” which means words said before death. Recording of Dying Declaration is very important task and utmost care is to […]
First Information Report is the very basis of all the criminal cases. Only after registration of the FIR, the investigating agency derives the power of investigation. So, the FIR is the basis and foundation of all criminal cases. Entire super-strecture of the prosecution is built up only on FIR. If FIR is subjected to close […]
INTRODUCTION It is to be pointed out that all the orders of criminal court are subjected to scrutiny of Hon’ble High Court and Hon’ble Supreme Court. In the Code, there are Revisional, Appellate jurisdiction besides inherent power u/s. 482 Cr.P.C., and complete superintendence of subordinate criminal court u/s. 438 Cr.P.C., have been given in order […]
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This Article is written by: A. SARAVANA KUMAR. B.A. B.L., REGISTRAR (I.T) / DISTRICT JUDGE, TAMIL NADU STATE JUDICIARY. source: Download URL:
This article is a free resource from the NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY & FORENSIC SCIENCE DELHI. But section1.in has no authority on this article. When we come across this article we find this may be useful for the general knowledge of having acquaintance on the Criminology and Forensic Science and not on the current affairs […]
I just read Babitha Surendran vs. State (2015 (2) MWN (Crl) 468) in which a learned single judge has handed over the power of getting specimen signatures from the accused to the Investigating Officer under section 311-A Cr.P.C what the legislature has omitted very carefully.
This article is being published to demonstrate how Sudalaimani vs. State [2014 CTC 641] was wrongly decided and justly decided without analysing any latest update on the subject and decided by not immensely examine the basic structures of provisions (section 162 Cr.P.C and section 25 Evidence Act) and its values. In other words, this article […]
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