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Cr.P.C 1973

Cr.P.C., 1973. Notes no.1: Understanding the Police Report, Investigation, and Court’s Duties in Criminal Cases

Acquittal

Default bail: Failure to produce the accused for extension of time for investigation and custody is in violation of Article 21

Cr.P.C

Bail: Court can contemplate statements recorded under sections 161 and 164 Cr.P.C while deciding bail for the purpose of prima facie in grave offences

Evidence

Sudden provocation: Not a premeditated murder or the appellant had the intention to commit the murder.

Acquittal

Cross-Examination: Disallowing questions in cross-examination will prejudice the accused

General

PMLA arrest: Written communication about the grounds of arrest reasonably within 24 hours of his arrest is sufficient compliance of both section 19(1) PMLA and Article 22(1) Constitution of India.

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Common intention [section 34 IPC]: Since appellant were together there was time available for meeting of minds

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Section 389(1) Cr.P.C: Allowing a convicted parliamentarian to attend parliamentary proceedings – Majority view (two judges) suspended the conviction; Minority view (single judge) judgment is denied to stayed the conviction by upheld the H.C

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