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Kamlesh @ Rinku Mohanlal Upadhyay Vs Gujarat In light of the settled principle of law, it appears that the criminal proceedings involving non-heinous offences or where the offences are...Hits: 4670
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Shraddha Gupta vs Uttar Pradesh that there can be prosecution against a person under Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986, even in case of a single...Hits: 5284
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Rathish Babu Unnikrishnan vs The State (Govt of NCT of Delhi) The Court should be slow to grant the relief of quashing a complaint at a pre-trial stage, when the factual controversy is in the realm...Hits: 5438
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TN Suraj vs Kerala that media can’t make suggestions of guilt or innocence of a person or credibility of witnesses. It also minced no words to point out that the media trial results in...Hits: 5447
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Raja Berwa vs State that FIR or complaints can be quashed even in respect of non-compoundable offences pertaining to matrimonial disputes if the Court is satisfied that the parties have settled...Hits: 5682
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Enact Strictest Punishment For Those Who Indulge In Communal Violence
the most terrifying scenes of fundamentalists brazenly and openly brandishing swords, attacking armless people with impunity, killing them mercilessly and firing fearlessly even on police personnelHits: 5027 -
Jagjeet Singh vs Ashish Mishra @ Monu that a ‘victim’ as defined under Section 2(wa) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 has a right to be heard at every step post the occurrence of the...Hits: 6199
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Alok Lodhi Vs. MP has quashed the FIR field by a wife against her in-laws under Section 498-A IPC observing quite clearly that the same was filed to wreak vengeance and with a revengeful intent in...Hits: 6314
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Nand Lal Through His Wife Rekha v/s Rajasthan that the denial to the convict-prisoner to perform conjugal relationship with his wife more particularly for the purpose of progeny would adversely...Hits: 4615
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Aman Lohan v/s. Haryana that heinous offences such as attempt to murder punishable under Section 307 IPC is not compoundable between parties merely by stating that they have entered into a...Hits: 4883
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Anil Kumar A.B. v. Kerala that jail is jail and has very rightly taken the State to task for falsely implicating and jailing two persons as stated above.Hits: 10551
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Karnataka HC Issues Guidelines To Curb Practice Of Fraud On Courts For Securing Bail
Nanjappa v. State By Chikkajala Police Station that: Unscrupulous litigants should not be allowed to pollute the stream of justice.Hits: 4511 -
Hanuman Anandrao Pendam v Maharashtra held the Superintendent of Central Prison, Nagpur – Anupkumar M Kumre – guilty of contempt and sentenced him to seven days simple imprisonment for selectively...Hits: 5552
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Irfan Shaikh @ Irfan Khan vs UP Through ATS Religion, nation and parents can never be changed under any circumstances. It is better to die than to change religion, nation and parents.Hits: 5006
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Uttar Pradesh vs Subhash @ Pappu that non-framing of a charge under Section 149 of the Indian Penal Code would not vitiate the conviction in the absence of any prejudice caused to the accused.Hits: 5423
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M/s Paras Ram Milkhi Ram vs Sudarshan Tea Pvt Ltd that summons by registered post/acknowledgement due cannot directly be sent by the Court where the suit is instituted to a defendant residing...Hits: 10329
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POCSO Act: Prosecution Can Cross Examine The Victim On Her Turning Hostile: Karnataka HC
Karnataka v Somanna that under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, the prosecution can cross examine the victim on her turning hostile.Hits: 9860 -
Mohit v. Uttarakhand that recalling a child witness for cross-examination by the accused cannot be blanketly denied only because of Section 33(5) of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences...Hits: 6675
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Leave To Criminal Appeal Not Automatic, Can Only Be Granted After Application Of Mind: Kerala HC
Kerala v. Ratheesh that leave to a criminal appeal can only be granted after proper application of mind by the Court to see if arguable points have been raised in the appeal.Hits: 4382 -
Mr Abhishek Gupta v. NCT of Delhi that the FIR and chargesheet can be quashed if the allegations made in the FIR or complaint or the evidence collected, though remaining uncontroverted, do not...Hits: 11446
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Sangram Yadav v. U.P. Set aside the dismissal order passed against an Uttar Pradesh police official for allegedly misbehaving with the private cook under the influence of alcohol.Hits: 17065
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Sanction Order For Prosecution A Public Document U/S 74(1)(iii) Of Indian Evidence Act: P&H HC
Haryana v. Asman that a sanction order (for prosecution) is a public document within the meaning of Section 74(1)(iii) of the Indian Evidence Act and therefore, the certified copy prepared of the...Hits: 6065 -
Abhishek Banerjee v. Directorate of Enforcement has dismissed the plea by All India Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee and his wife seeking quashing of summons issued to them by Enforcement...Hits: 5034
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Anjani Gupta v. The State (NCT of Delhi) that while issuing summons, a prima facie appreciation of evidence coupled with application of judicial mind needs to be carried out for a summoning order...Hits: 5025
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Blineni Rajagopal v Andhra Pradesh directed the State Judicial Magistrates to record their satisfaction before authorizing the detention, in the exercise of powers under Section 167 Cr.P.CHits: 5304
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Vineet vs Haryana that even though ‘motive’ bears significance in cases of circumstantial evidences, however, failure to prove the same may not necessarily be fatal to the prosecution case if...Hits: 4803
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SC Lauds Azim Premji For Pardoning Person Who Filed Over 70 Frivolous Cases Against Him
Azim Hasham Premji v India Awake For Transparency that: We are happy to note that Mr Azim Hasham Premji has taken a constructive view of the matter and agreed to forgive the past conduct of Mr...Hits: 4200 -
Vineet vs Haryana that even though ‘motive’ bears significance in cases of circumstantial evidences, however, failure to prove the same may not necessarily be fatal to the prosecution case if...Hits: 5280
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Jharkhand HC Allows Compounding Of Offences At Appellate Stage And Sets Aside Judgment Of Conviction
Ganesh Choudhary v Jharkhand allowed an appeal against conviction under Sections 324 and 326 of IPC for causing grievous hurt by use of dangerous weapons, and set aside the order of Sessions Judge...Hits: 4734 -
Child In Conflict With Law Can’t Be Treated As Under Trial Prisoner U/S 436-A CrPC: MP HC
Vidhi ka Ulaghan Karne Wala Balak v/s M.P. that a child in conflict with law (CCL) cannot be treated as an undertrial prisoner as contemplated under Section 436-A CrPC, since...Hits: 5129
