must have

summons
BNSS

Section 204 Cr.P.C: No need to issue summons first; the accused’s attendance can best be secured at the court’s discretion by issuing a bailable or non-bailable warrant

suppression
Acquittal

N.I Act: Certain documents were suppressed in the statement on oath and made out a false case

cbi investigation
Acquittal

Constitutional courts are fully empowered to direct for CBI investigation but not on the basis of “ifs” and “buts”

preliminary enquiry
Acquittal

First judgment explaining Provision & Procedure to do Preliminary Enquiry under BNSS with example: Supreme Court Quashes FIR Against Poet Imran Pratapgadhi

unlawful assembly
Acquittal

Unlawful assembly: If a large number of persons were present it may be safe to convict only those persons against whom an overt act is proved

handwriting expert
Acquittal

Acquittal: Section 306/114 IPC: Unless the accused admitted the handwriting report the expert should be examined to prove the handwriting opinion report

successive bail
General

Successive bail application can be filed before different judge holding rooster [Reference Answered]

kerosene oil
Acquittal

Dying Declaration: Acquittal: Variances in dying declarations and no other evidence corroborates the dying declaration that accused set her on fire

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