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Can’t Direct Removal Of Satyendar Jain: It’s For Chief Minister To Consider
Dr.Nand Kishore Garg vs Govt of NCT of Delhi that it is for the Chief Minister to act in the best interest of the State and consider as to whether a person who has criminal background or has been...Hits: 5897 -
Ghulam Hassan Beigh vs Mohammad Maqbool Magrey that: The post mortem report by itself, does not constitute substantive evidence. The doctor’s statement in court is alone the substantive evidence....Hits: 11101
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MS M Victim vs NCT Of Delhi that such criticism cannot be based on distorted facts or gross misrepresentation of material averments to intentionally lower its dignity and respect.Hits: 6741
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Gujarat v/s Kishorbhai Devibhai Parmar that where substantial evidence to connect an accused with the crime is lacking, other corroborative evidence loses its significance.Hits: 6429
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Jamshed Adil Khan v. Jammu and Kashmir that as per Section 160 CrPC, for the purposes of investigation, a police officer cannot summon a person situated outside the territorial limits of his police...Hits: 5920
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Democracy Can Never Be A Police State: SC Calls For Giving Importance To Bail Over Jail
Satender Kumar Antil vs Central Bureau of Investigation that: An uncontrolled power is the natural enemy of freedom.Hits: 5720 -
Abhishek Singh Chauhan vs UOI that: FIRs lodged against accused under various provisions of the Indian Penal Code (Section 420 IPC etc) and other State enactments in various states - Directs...Hits: 6438
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SC Most Rightly Grants Relief In Md Zubair Case
Zee News anchor Rohit Ranjan was granted protection most commendablyHits: 4933 -
J&K through P/S Hajin Bandipora V/s Hilal Ahmad Parray that only the Special Court or in the absence of a Special Court, a Sessions Court exercising powers of a Special Court, can entertain and...Hits: 6594
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Bhola Kumar vs Chhattisgarh that when a convict is detained beyond the actual release date it would be imprisonment or detention sans sanction of law and would thus, violate not only Article 19(1)...Hits: 6627
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Amrik Singh vs Punjab that it would not be prudent to convict an accused solely on the basis of their identification for the first time in court.Hits: 5002
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Applicability Of Section 27A Is Seriously Questionable: SC Upholds Bail Granted To NDPS Accused
West Bengal vs Rakesh Singh @ Rakesh Kumar Singh that the rigours of Section 37 NDPS Act will not apply in a case where applicability of Section 27A NDPS Act is seriously questionable and there was...Hits: 7090 -
K Rattaiah @ Ratnaji vs Andhra Pradesh that if a woman herself doesn't perceive the act of 'catching hold of her hand' as invading her decency, then such an act on part of an accused would not...Hits: 10448
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Mohammad Irfan vs Karnatakathat assassination or bodily injury is not necessary for attracting the offence under Section 121A of the IPC.Hits: 5388
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Trial/Appellate Court Has Full Discretion To Order Sentences To Run Concurrently: SC
Malkeet Singh Gill vs Chhattisgarh that the Trial Court as well as the Appellate Court has full discretion to order the sentences for two or more offences at one trial to run concurrently.Hits: 12760 -
Amita Garg v. UP that a High Court has the power to grant transit anticipatory bail to an accused in connection with an offence registered/about to be registered outside its jurisdiction/state.Hits: 8886
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when an accused person has been acquitted of criminal cases pending against him and no more criminal cases are pending against him, then continuing a Rowdy Sheet against such a person is just not...Hits: 5173
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Cancellation Of Bail Cannot Be Limited To The Occurrence Of Supervening Circumstances: SC
Deepak Yadav vs UP that: Cancellation of bail cannot be limited to the occurrence of supervening circumstances.Hits: 4921 -
Sadik Khan @ Sadik vs Karnataka that, When petitioners have committed brutal murder of one person they cannot seek bail to save life of another person i.e. their father.Hits: 4378
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K Lakshmaiah Reddy vs V Anil Reddy that a counsel/advocate appearing for the parties are entitled to be physically present at the remote point from where the evidence of such party is being...Hits: 5451
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Accused Can’t Be Convicted For Charge Which Is Not Framed By Trial Court: Karnataka HC
M Ajithkumar vs The State By Food Inspector, Koppthat was handed down under the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act by the Trial Court for a charge which it did not frame against the accused and...Hits: 5132 -
Zakia Ahsan Zafri vs Gujarat that was filed by Zakia Ahsan Zafri challenging the closure report that was filed by Special Investigation Team (SIT) discarding completely the allegationsHits: 6297
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Preventive Detention Can’t Be Invoked For Law And Order Situation: SC
Shaik Nazneen vs Telangana that the powers to be exercised under this law are exceptional powers which have been given to the government for its exercise in an exceptional situation.Hits: 5748 -
Kirankumar Vanmalidas Panchasara vs Gujarat that while exercising its powers under Section 439 of CrPC, the Court could not impose any condition which amounted to it exercising powers envisaged...Hits: 7633
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Kalu Sk. case that in all cases involving recovery of narcotic substances, seizing officers shall make a video recording of the entire procedure and that reasons for failing to videograph the...Hits: 6295
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Those Who Announce Bounty Must Be Awarded Strictest Punishment
It is hitting the headlines all over that the Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested Bhim Sena chief Nawab Satpal Tanwar for allegedly announcing a bounty of Rs 1 crores on Nupur SharmaHits: 5862 -
Victim May Seek Enhancement Of Accused Sentence By Filing Revision Application: Bombay HC
Anand Singh vs Maharashtra that the victim can prefer an appeal in view of the proviso under Section 372 of the CrPC only under three circumstances:Hits: 7723 -
Summons U/S 160 CrPC Cannot Be Issued By Police Officer Without Registration Of FIR: Delhi HC
Kulvinder Singh Kohli v. State of NCT of Delhi that summons or notices under Section 160 of the Code of Criminal Procedure can be issued by a Police Officer in order to set investigation into...Hits: 9243 -
Nushath Koyamu v. UOI that failure to supply the documents which were relied upon by the detaining authority for arriving at the subjective satisfaction to pass the detention order affects the...Hits: 6536
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Sanjit Bakshi v. State of NCT of Delhi that taking of cognizance is a judicial function and that the judicial orders cannot be passed in a mechanical or cryptic manner.Hits: 7567
