bnss

Section 175(4) BNSS: A guide for judicial magistrates
Acquittal

Section 175(4) BNSS: A guide for Judicial Magistrates

bailable offence
Articles

Legislative Continuity and Procedural Disruption

bnss
BNSS

PMLA: Trial court ought to have given opportunity to the accused in complaint case before taking cognizance and hence cognizance order set aside case remanded back

section 144 BNSS
Ad. M.S.Parthiban

Why the term ‘child’ cannot be referred to a major under section 144 BNSS?

preliminary enquiry
Acquittal

First judgment explaining Provision & Procedure to do Preliminary Enquiry under BNSS with example: Supreme Court Quashes FIR Against Poet Imran Pratapgadhi

Section 437(6)
Acquittal

Section 437(1) & (2) Cr.P.C is a stage prior to trial whereas section 437 (6) Cr.P.C is after filing of charge-sheet and framing of charge when trial commences

section 340
Cr.P.C

Section 195(1)(b)(ii) would be attracted only when the document was in the custodia legis (custody of the law) and not otherwise