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Bail: Court can contemplate statements recorded under sections 161 and 164 Cr.P.C while deciding bail for the purpose of prima facie in grave offences
Head note: High court did not consider sections u/s 161 and 164 Cr.P.C for considering prima facie in grave offences…
Copy of complaint shall be accompanied with the summons as per section 204(3) Cr.P.C and Rule. 25(4) Criminal Rules of Practice, 2019
Head note: Copy of complaint shall be accompanied with the summons as…
Protest petition & cognizance: Cognizance taken on the further investigation petition filed under section 173(8) Cr.P.C as protest petition is correct
Protest petition & cognizance: Cognizance taken on the further investigation petition filed…
Section 174A IPC [section 209 BNS 2023] is a stand alone, independent and substantive offence that can continue even if the proclamation under Section 82 Cr.P.C. is extinguished
Daljit Singh, who was acquitted of the main offence i.e section 138…
Bigamy: Section 494 IPC: The bride has shown a fake divorce judgment to her husband amounts to cheating
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…
SC/ST Act: No intention accused had to insult the complainant based on her caste
Head note: Apex Court - Compromise petition filed under section 320 Cr.P.C…
Court cannot presume suicide under section 113A IEA without proof of evidence of aiding or instigating
The document pertains to Criminal Appeal No. 1408 of 2015 in the…
Section 498A IPC: Cruelty case: Court must be careful and curtail the tendency of implicating husband and his immediate relations in complaint which is not uncommon also high court has power to quash the fir even after filing of charge sheet
Section 498A IPC: CRUELTY CASE: Court must be careful and curtail the…
Whether magistrate can take cognizance on private complaint even after accepting the negative report filed by the police? Yes How to write the protest petition?
Whether magistrate can take cognizance on private complaint even after accepting the…
Section 141 N.I Act: Unless assertions are made, vicarious liability of the Directors of the first accused company is not attracted
Section 141 N.I Act: Unless assertions are made, vicarious liability of the…
Bigamy: section 494 IPC: Only the spouse can be charged for the offense under section 494 IPC and not their relatives and friends
An appeal has been made against the dismissal of the order to…
The Architecture of Institutional Incarceration: A Mixed Doctrinal and Empirical Analysis of UAPA Enforcement Patterns and Bail Jurisprudence
Thiru. Azhar Basha is a lawyer and legal researcher with a keen…
Whether there is preponderance of probabilities in PMLA case?
Whether there is preponderance of probabilities in PMLA case?
Juvenile Justice Act, 2015: Though offences POCSO and Murder have been proved accused acquitted based on procedural illegalities
Challenge against the dismissal of criminal appeal by the Hon’ble High Court…
Section 304 Part II IPC: Though cause of death is due to injuries no intention found
Head note: Hon’ble Supreme Court - From the records Hon’ble Supreme Court…
High Court or Sessions court should be very slow in granting stay of order granting bail and should not grant exparte stay of the order granting bail
High Court or Sessions court should be very slow in granting stay…
Whether Judgments/orders uploaded in the court (judicial) website can be downloaded and presented for reference before authorities.?
8.This apart, the learned counsel for the writ petitioner across the Bar…
Anticipatory Bail is not needed in complaint cases if apprehension of arrest is only by the police
1. We have heard learned counsel for the petitioners and also learned counsel for the…
Acquittal: Trial court did not question accused as per the mandate of section 313 Cr.P.C but in a mechanical manner which causes prejudice to the accused
This judgment concerns a criminal appeal before the Supreme Court of India that originated from…
Magistrate ordinarily would not entertain application u/s 156(3) Cr.P.C without first approached the police authorities but he can direct investigation u/s 156(3) Cr.P.C if the complaint discloses cognizable offence
This case involves Special Leave Petitions challenging a High Court judgment that refused to quash…
Sanction not necessary for the public servants who have conspired and issued patta in favour of some other person other than the property owner
This case involves a dispute over property ownership following the death of Venkatachalam, who had…