There is a challenge against a conviction made under section 302 IPC before the Hon’ble Supreme Court. The prosecution's case involves the accused inflicting stab wounds during an altercation to his wife (who is the deceased). The investigation has been completed, the charges have been framed, and the trial has taken place, after section. 313 (b) crpc questioning the Trial…
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Trial court placed burden on accused regarding case diary corrections, Missing pages. Convicted under section 302 IPC, seeks acquittal after confirmation by High Court.
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…
Challenge - Conviction under NDPS Act - Brief Facts - Arrest and interrogation on the spot - Recovered contraband is Ganja - Trial court convicted - High court upheld the conviction – Analysis: Recovery of narcotics from vehicle stopped during transit - Independent panch witnesses not examined - No witnesses or documents to prove the safe keeping of samples -…
Suo-Motu revision was taken by the Hon’ble Madras High Court against the discharge order on the second discharge application - Suo-Motu Crl.R.C No: 1559 of 2023.
Head note: Challenge: Trial court acquitted the appellants but Hon’ble High court reversed the acquittal and held the appellants guilty of murder hence this appeal - Analysing the judgment of the Hon’ble High Court - Issue: Whether the High Court was correct in reversing the order of acquittal - The accused are not unknown to the victims - Presumption of…
Documentary evidence - FIR is a public document and also a dying declaration hence it shall be treated as substantive piece of evidence and admissible under section 32(1) Evidence Act.,1872
The first respondent has made part-payments after the debt was incurred and before the cheque was encashed upon maturity. The sum of rupees twenty lakhs represented on the cheque was not the ‘legally enforceable debt’ on the date of maturity. Thus, the first respondent cannot be deemed to have committed an offence under Section 138 of the Act when the…
A detailed analysis of Further Investigation and how it has been evolved till date. Must have judgment.
impact of delay in recording of witnesses statements is being explained in this judgment. Must have one.
13. There is a plethora of judicial pronouncements on consideration of section 313, Cr. P.C., a few of which…
APPEAL 2. Raising the plea of insanity on the mandate of Section 84 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860…
17. Thus, the prosecution is not bound to examine all the cited witnesses, and it can drop witnesses to…
8. This case raises an important and interesting question as to whether, a person who stood as a surety…
Two important questions of law arise for consideration in this appeal. The first question is whether an order of…
Monthly Digest case laws of January' 2024.
It is clear to us that the ocular evidence with regard to the events preceding the actual incident rested…
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