-December 19, 2023
Head note: Dismissal of complaint shall file before District court and not before high court
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Head note: Dismissal of complaint shall file before District court and not before high court
Headnote : Attacked by the owner for feeding puppies – succumbed to injuries – sentenced to life imprisonment by trial court – Modification of life sentence
Head note: Cheque case conviction - Appeal admitted with the direction to deposit 20% of the total cheque amount - Accused deposited rupees thirty lakh
Head note: As per majority views [Surya Kant J and Ujjal Bhuyan J] S. 389(1) Cr.P.C - stay of conviction where conviction, if allowed to operate would lead to irreparable damage and where the convict cannot be compensated in any monetary terms or otherwise, if he is acquitted later on, that by itself carves out an exceptional situation – As…
Head note: Madras High Court - deprecating the practice of filing already printed form for section 311 Cr.P.C for recall of petition - also, petitioner did not file defer petition - Petition dismissed.
2. This Appeal is preferred by the sole appellant in Criminal Appeal No.179 of 2015 filed before the High Court of Judicature at Madras, aggrieved by the judgment and order dated 16.08.2019. 3. By the aforesaid judgment, the High Court has confirmed the conviction of the appellant/accused no.1 in Sessions Case No.42 of 2011 on […]
Section 30 of the Evidence Act allows co-accused confession in joint trials. The absence of complete chain of evidence…
Head note: Apex Court: In the present case originally charge-sheet has been filed against all the 4 accused -…
Police has no right to register case under section 188 IPC without getting proper permission from the concerned Judicial…
Head note: Appreciation of trial court judgment - Trial court conclusion on Accused-2 - Trial court has accepted the…
Explore the significance of Section 120B of the Indian Penal Code in addressing criminal conspiracies and its implications on…
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