suicide

section 319
Cr.P.C

Section 319 Cr.P.C is an exception to the general rule that the accused shall face trial only through a final report and if evidence implicating new accused court is duty bound to act on it

dowry death
3 judge bench

Dowry death: Complainant displayed honesty by making allegations only against the appellant and not implicating other family members unnecessarily

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

suicide
Acquittal

Section 306 IPC [s.45 BNS]: Duty of realising outstanding loans for employer cannot be said to have instigated to commit suicide

suicide
Acquittal

Court cannot presume suicide under section 113A IEA without proof of evidence of aiding or instigating

suicide case
Acquittal

Suicide instigation should put in such position that the victim has no other option but to commit suicide

break up is not offence
Acquittal

Section 306 IPC: Suicide: Break ups and expressing emotions through words do not constitute instigation to commit suicide but suicides depend on the victim’s mental state

suicide case
Acquittal

Section 306 IPC: There must be either an instigation or an engagement or intentional aid to ‘doing of a thing’ and based on that accused must have encouraged the person to commit suicide

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