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304A ipc sentence not mandatory
Acquittal

Section 304A IPC: Awarding sentence under section 304 A IPC is not mandatory

murder case
Acquittal

Murder case: Acquittal: Though homicidal death is not disputed accused has successfully disproved the Extra-judicial confession through defence witness

appointment of public prosecutors
Acquittal

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

PC act no quash
Corruption Laws

PC Act: FIR quash: High Court would not have entered into the observation that there is no direct evidence for the demand for bribe

Acquittal

Section 203 Cr.P.C: Dismissal of complaint: Cause of action for filing complaint is same as is in the filing contempt petition and that fact was not mentioned in the complaint and hence taking cognizance is abuse of process of law

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Conviction: Witnesses cannot expected to remember the timing correctly after six years from the incident

Acquittal

Appreciation of evidence: It is only after the prosecution discharges its initial burden beyond all reasonable doubt the false explanation or non-explanation could be taken into consideration

Land grabbing

Sanction: Manufacturing or fabrication of public documents and records cannot be a part of the official duty of a public servant hence sanction not required

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