The Aadhaar Act allows for the disclosure of information in the interest of national security. This petition seeks details to verify the genuineness of Aadhaar cards for a criminal investigation which is allowed by the Hon'ble Madras High Court (principal bench)
Unless the case diary and the remand report is transmitted to the Magistrate he would not be able to apply his mind effectively for remand - Practice for decade surrendering before non-jurisdictional Magistrates is strange and dubious practice and severely deprecated - Roshan Beevi vs. Joint secretary (1983 MLW (cri) 289) cannot be applied to IPC offences - Remand would…
Head note: Prayer - Issue raised - Judicial Magistrate issued notice to the prosecution under section 473 cr.p.c (want of limitation) - Kishore vs. State - Information to the police is akin to a complaint under section 2(d) crpc - General principle of criminal law - Old code, 1898 Cr.P.C: Prosecution need not be quashed based on delay in instituting…
Head note: Prayer - Common issues in all the writ petitions - Case is regarding defamation - Arguments on behalf of the petitioner - Judgments relied by the counsel for the petitioner - Arguments on the side of the Government - Analysis of the Hon’ble Madras High court - Issues for consideration -Special Procedure for initiation of prosecution for defamation…
Head note: On the petition filed under section 482 crpc, the Hon’ble Madras High court has directed to run two sentences in two different cases concurrently. Hon’ble Madras High court has directed based on the previous judgment of the Madras High court Selvakumar Vs. The Inspector of Police, Seidhunganallur Police Station reported in 2018-2-LW(Crl)773.
Challenge & Prayer – Facts - Appellant is a mentally deranged person affected with paranoid schizophrenia and set the deceased on fire - Death of deceased at hospital - Trial & conviction - Evidence substantiates the appellant was affected with paranoid schizophrenia - Analysis of Hon’ble Madras High court - Offence proved so also the mental disorder of the accused…
Head note: Hon’ble Madras High Court directed to do Bhajans uttering rama nama and annadhanams in responsible and pious manner today without any law and order problem.
Head note: Madras High Court - Sec. 482 petition - To conduct investigation and file final report - Madras High Court order on returning final reports - Direction Sec. 482 petition - To conduct investigation and file final report.
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Head note: Prayer - representation - judgments concerning delay in considering representation - quashed based on delay
Head note: Dismissal of complaint shall file before District court and not before high court
Criminal Original Petition filed under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code for concurrent sentencing of two different cases. The Hon’ble Madras High Court has directed to run sentences in two separate or different cases concurrently under section 482 Cr.P.C.
Head note: G.O of creating of Land Grabbing cell in Tamil Nadu - High court of Madras set aside G.O and directed to enact a legislation - Supreme Court stayed the High Court of Madras order - High Court of Madras on a Criminal Original Petition has transferred the case from Land Grabbing court to CCB court - High Court…
PRAYER IN CRIMINAL ORIGINAL PETITION Criminal Original Petition is filed under section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code, to call for the records pertaining to the impugned order passed in Cr.M.P No.2961 of 2022, dated 10/02/2023 in Crime No.705 of 2022 pending on the file of the Judicial Magistrate No.1, Thanjavur and set aside the […]
APPEAL This appeal is preferred by the sole accused who was found guilty by the Trial Court for the offence under Section 3(1) of TNPPDL Act, was sentenced to undergo four years rigorous imprisonment and to pay a fine of Rs.4,500/- in default to undergo one month simple imprisonment. The fine amount was ordered to […]
Teo stands taken by the complainant defeats the complaint 13. It is clear from the above that the petitioner had specifically come up with two stands in the course of cross examination. The first stand is that the petitioner had an independent transaction with Sri Sai Baba Waste Paper Company and it was admitted by […]
25. DISCUSSION:- RECOVERY OF TAINTED CURRENCY IS NOT A PRESUMPTION FOR RECEIPT OF BRIBE MONEY It is now well settled that, the recovery of tainted currency is not a presumption for receipt of bribe money. The fundamental fact is that the money so recovered was demanded as illegal gratification and received as illegal gratification. In […]
15. PW-15 is the investigation officer in this case. It is quite unfortunate that the investigation officer did not resort to Test Identification Parade in spite of the fact that the accused persons in this case are unknown to the victim. In his entire evidence, PW-15 does not say as to how he came to […]
I just read Babitha Surendran vs. State (2015 (2) MWN (Crl) 468) in which a learned single judge has handed over the power of getting specimen signatures from the accused to the Investigating Officer under section 311-A Cr.P.C what the legislature has omitted very carefully.
1. The issue raised in this appeal is that whether interim victim compensation in proceedings for anticipatory bail can…
Study on conspiracy and conviction under Section 120-B of IPC. Only one accused convicted due to lack of evidence.…
Confessions may be divided into two classes, i.e. judicial and extra judicial. Judicial confessions are those which are made…
Appeal - Appellant side submission - State submission - Hon’ble Supreme Court principles followed - Subsequent insertion in the…
Facts regarding cross-case - Proceedings of the trial court - Procedural irregularities in trial - Prosecution suppressed the first…
2. This Appeal is preferred by the sole appellant in Criminal Appeal No.179 of 2015 filed before the High…
The expression of speech through a WhatsApp status criticizing certain actions does not necessarily attract offence under section 153A…
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