Appeal against the order dismissing the revision petition against the discharge petition dismissed by the Trial court-Facts of the case are summarised as follows-Trial court and Hon’ble High Court have rejected the discharge petitions-There must be either an instigation, or an engagement or intentional aid to ‘doing of a thing’ and based on that accused must have encouraged the person…
Factual aspects-Due to the altercation on paying electricity charges appellant attacked with the billhook which resulted to the death of the deceased-Trial court convicted the appellant under section 302 IPC and the Hon’ble High-Court dismissed all the appeals-Eye-witnesses inspires confidence-If the accused has no intention, then he could not have gone into his house and brought billhook to assault the…
Appeal against the Hon’ble High Court confirming the conviction-Secret information regarding gang indulged in demanding ransom from parents after kidnapping the children-Kidnapping story-Further sections of IPC were added to the case-Disclosure statement of accused and based on that amount recovered-Charge sheet was filed against seven accused under sections 364A, 392 and 120B IPC-Trial-Conviction and rejection of appeal by the Hon’ble…
Appeal against confirming conviction-Police guard executed the murder inside the police station-Illicit relationship is the motive of murder-FIR was registered under sections 302 & 307 IPC-Charge sheet, Trial and conviction-Self-defence taken by the appellant-PW-2 is the eye-witness, complainant and the head constable of the station and has corroborated the version of the prosecution in every angle-Giving long adjournment after allowing…
The appellant stabbed the deceased with a knife because the deceased was spreading false rumors about his wife. The final report was filed under section 302 IPC. The appellant pleaded not guilty to the charge framing against him. After the trial appellant was convicted under section 302 IPC. The appellant then filed the present appeal. The appeal was considered and…
Summary of the Legal Proceedings: A case of murder was registered against the husband (accused) for killing his wife on suspicion of infidelity. The final report was filed for the murder, copies were provided, and charges were framed. After the trial the accused was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. The accused/appellant preferred an appeal against the sentence…
Prayer to quash the STC: The petitioner allegedly assaulted the complainant’s son with a neem stick. However, the records indicate no injury on the boy, and the boy's statement revealed that he was reprimanded by the petitioner for inappropriate behavior. The court is convinced that the accused reprimanded the boy for making inappropriate comments while watching the girls' karate training.
The appellant has accepted the conviction and is appealing only the length of the sentence to be reduced. The appellant has served seven out of the ten years of imprisonment and on bail by obtaining a suspension of sentence from the Apex court. The Hon’ble Supreme Court has agreed to reduce the sentence for the offence of dacoity. As there…
After the compensation settled down between the deceased family and the accused, the deceased family informed that the court may show lenient view on the appellant and hence the Hon’ble Supreme court has set aside the sentence by already undergone and released the appellant.
An appeal has been made against the dismissal of the order to quash the charges for the offenses under sections 494 r/w 34 IPC. Summary of the case is only the spouse can be charged for the offense under section 494 IPC. The appellants were accused under section 34 IPC for allegedly having the common intention to commit the offense…
Challenge against Conviction for Culpable Homicide Amounting to Murder. I am writing to bring your attention to certain aspects that need to be considered while challenging the confirmation of conviction of life sentence for culpable homicide amounting to murder. The following are some observations and suggestions that I hope will assist in your cases: Regarding the factual aspect, it is…
A case involving an appeal against conviction under sections 376(2)(g) and 506 (1) IPC, for gang rape. The case involved an investigation that led to a trial and conviction, which was confirmed by the Hon’ble Madras High Court. However, during the trial, the main witnesses, including the prosecutrix, turned hostile in cross-examination. Apex court has observed that the evidence of…
A challenge has been made against the judgment of the Honorable High Court, which confirmed the Trial Court's decision regarding the conviction and sentence for the murders of Kaptan Singh and Kalyan Singh. Although the Trial Court acquitted the accused of the charge of murdering Kalyan Singh, they were convicted for the murder of Kaptan Singh. The accused's prayer for…
The case involves the conviction of an accused individual under sections 302 & 307 IPC after the filing of closure reports by two Investigating Officers thereafter the accused was arrested and charged with the offense. Later on during the trial led to the filing of an application under section 319 crpc, which allowed an additional accused to be added and…
The appellant was suspected of believing that the deceased had an illicit relationship with his wife and hence appellant killed the deceased. An FIR was registered, and there was an extra-judicial confession. During the trial and after the questioning under section 313 cr.p.c accused has presented and examined one defense witness on his side to disprove the extra-judicial confession. The…
The appellant is appealing against the quashing of a summoning order issued by an Additional Sessions Judge. The appellant learned about his wife's previous marriage was not annulled and hence has filed a complaint. Upon preliminary evidence, the Magistrate issued a process against the wife. The wife filed a revision petition, and the Sessions Court set aside sections 420 and…
The appellant had appealed against the High Court's judgment that confirmed the conviction under section 302 IPC. The case's background and trial led to the appellant's conviction under section 302 IPC. The Hon'ble Supreme Court issued a limited notice regarding the reduction of the sentence. Upon examining the statement of P.W-2, it became clear that the appellant had no intention…
Appeal against the conviction being confirmed by the High Court for murder case-Conclusion of trial and conviction-Appeal dismissed in the High court-No premeditation reveal from the testimony of witnesses-Accused did not take any undue advantage or acted cruel or unusual manner.
Appeal against conviction under section 302 IPC - Killing husband by strangulation resulted in section 302 IPC - Registration of FIR - Appellant’s Side Submission - Respondent’s Side Submission - Confession Statement given to the VAO - Post-mortem Report - Conclusion And Order of this Court – Party.
The Hon'ble High Court of Madhya Pradesh dismissed an appeal related to a case of robbery and assault. However, the assailant was not identified. The appellant was arrested on suspicion and case articles were recovered from him. The informant identified the articles, and a final report was filed. Conclusions were reached during the trial and appeal that the appellant is…
In this appeal, the appellant challenges the High Court's decision of dismissing his bail application. The Hon'ble Supreme court…
Recording reason is necessary while issuing direction to pay the interim compensation under section 143A(1) of N.I Act.
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