must have

dowry death
Acquittal

Dowry death: Demand is for celebrating birth of male child and not for marriage further difference between admissibility and acceptability/reliability is explained

Stridhana Property: Section 406 IPC: Stidhana Property complaint can be filed only by the wife or by the power of attorney executed by her
Acquittal

Stridhana Property: Section 406 IPC: Stidhana Property complaint can be filed only by the wife or by the power of attorney executed by her

ndps
Acquittal

NDPS Act: Accused statement under section 67 NDPS was relied by the Trial and High Courts but inadmissible in evidence

Evidentiary value of fir: First version of the incident narrnated by police witness has to be treated as fir and the subsequent information lodged by the informant is hit under section 162 Cr.P.C
Acquittal

Evidentiary value of fir: First version of the incident narrated by police witness has to be treated as fir and the subsequent information lodged by the informant is hit under section 162 Cr.P.C

interim compensation for authorised signatory
Acquittal

Interim Compensation (section 143A N.I Act): Broader interpretation that Authorized signatory is accountable for sections 143A and 148 N.I Act would lead to unjust liability and not supported by the statute

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

return of property without court order
Acquittal

Investigation officer cannot release the case property without any court’s order also currency recovered was not produced before the court and the court convicted without the case property

death penalty to acquittal
Acquittal

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