If the prosecution failed to prove the identity of seized gold the accused is not liable to prove lawful acquisition of gold
These appeals concerning a significant fraud involving fake Telegraphic Transfers (TTs) that…
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
The document discusses the legal principles regarding the evaluation of circumstantial evidence…
Burden of proof: Section 106 IEA: Unless the prosecution has proved the initial burden the accused need not invoke section 106 Indian Evidence Act
Appeal against the conviction of section 302 IPC-Prosecution case is based on…
Burden of Proof & Public Prosecutor: While explaining the principles of 106 IEA in criminal cases Hon’ble Supreme Court has addressed the Government to appoint skilled lawyers as Public Prosecutors instead of political considerations
There is a challenge against a conviction made under section 302 IPC…
Section 106 Evidence Act: Yardstick in convicting accused in circumstantial evidence invoking s.106 Evidence Act
Appeal This appeal assails the judgment and order of the High Court…
Section 84 IPC: Insanity and how to prove the same
Section 84 IPC: Insanity and how to prove the same.
Burden of proof and onus of proof
Distinction between burden of proof and onus of proof is explained.