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…
There is a challenge against a conviction made under section 302 IPC before the Hon’ble Supreme Court. The prosecution's case involves the accused inflicting stab wounds during an altercation to his wife (who is the deceased). The investigation has been completed, the charges have been framed, and the trial has taken place, after section. 313 (b) crpc questioning the Trial…
Appeal - Case of the Prosecution - Trial court conclusion - Analysis and findings - Case is based on circumstantial evidence - Illicit relationship is the key motive for murder - Circumstance and opportunity - Inmates of the house must explain - Initial burden to prove circumstantial evidence is lesser than other cases - Appellant failed to offer proper and…
16. The statement given by PW-2 before the Police under Section 161 Cr.PC, during investigation were relied by the defence in order to contradict the witness as to her statement in her examination-in-chief. The witness in her earlier statement before the police, had said that the accused Jethnath was working on his adjacent field and […]
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.
How to contradiction a witness by a court is being explained in this judgment.
CONTRADICTORY FACTS IN FIR - LATER STORY OF THE PROSECUTION CONTRADICTING WITH THE FIR - WITNESS DISCLOSING THE FACTS AFTER THREE MONTHS IS SUSPICIOUS - CHANCE WITNESS EXPLAINED - CONTRADICTIONS ARE ALSO VISIBLE IN WITNESS DEPOSITION - IO VISITED WITNESS HOUSE TO RECORD HIS STATEMENT THOUGH THE WITNESS IS NOT PRESENT IN SOC - RECOVERY DOES NOT INSPIRE CONFIDENCE -…
How to write FIR? – Explained 12. FIR is not meant to be an encyclopaedia nor is it expected to contain all the details of the prosecution case. It may be sufficient if the broad facts of the prosecution case are stated in the FIR. Complaint was lodged within few hours after the tragic event. […]
13. Having heard the learned counsel for the respective parties and having bestowed our serious consideration to the issue…
Head note: Challenge - Complaint, Trial, Conviction & Appeal confirmed - Criminal revision dismissed - Prayer is to modify…
N.I Act: Director cannot be prosecuted after his resignation.
Head note: Challenge - Issue of juvenility raised before the Hon’ble Supreme court - Report of Additional Sessions judge…
Since the approver did not inculpate himself with the privy of the crime, the Hon'ble High court dismissed the…
The main issue is that the Assistant Director, who was not legally authorised to take the sample, voluntarily took…
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