discharge

SCST Act
Acquittal

Accused must first commit an offence under the IPC in addition accused must know that the victim belongs to SC or ST

electrocution
Acquittal

Discharge: Death by electrocution while working is purely accidental (death) and hence section 304 II IPC would not apply

discharge
Acquittal

Discharge: P.C Act: Even taking the entire material as correct the only suspicion which is the speed of sanctioning the proposal was a mere suspicion not enough to frame the charge

discharge and criminal conspiracy
Acquittal

Discharge Petition: Section 227 Cr.P.C: Courts must refrain from considering the grounds referring the case of the accused in discharge petition

Acquittal

Discharge: Expert witness examined by the complainant has stated that the death was natural.

Latest

Discharge: Discharge application cannot be filed after the trial starts

General

Murder case discharge: High court shall not discharged the accused in a murder case without referred the charge-sheet in its entirety