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Recorded Phone Conversation Admissible As Evidence Even If Obtained Illegally: Allahabad HC
Mahant Prasad Ram Tripathi @ MPR Tripathi vs UP that even if the telephonic conversation between the two accused persons was secured illegally, the same would not affect the admissibility of the...Hits: 9736 -
P&H HC Lays Down 15 Principles For Release Of Convicts On Probation
Nasri v/s Haryana 15 most important principles for the release of the convicts on probation period requiring the Trial Court Judges to keep the same in mind always while passing the sentencing...Hits: 8445 -
Merciless Lathi Attack On The Lawyers Of Hapur By Police
It is not just the lawyers of Hapur but lawyers all across India who are now feeling most humiliatedHits: 9135 -
Beating Of Lawyers By Police In Hapur Is Most Condemnable And Most Shocking
One is left totally ashamed, totally aghast and totally appalled which is beyond the capacity of my penHits: 5959 -
Ultimate Goal Of Imprisonment Even In Most Serious Crime Is Reformation: SC
Rajo @ Rajwa @ Rajendra Mandal v/s Bihar commendably allowed to be considered the premature release of the murder convict who was incarcerated in jail for 24 years.Hits: 10294 -
Luciya Francis vs Kerala that: The preventive detention law cannot be used as a punitive measure and as a substitute of criminal trial. What cannot be achieved through a trial cannot be achieved...Hits: 4072
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Mohandas v. Kerala that: As he had already approached the civil court resorting to the civil remedy, the subsequent criminal complaint filed by him, suppressing pendency of the civil suit can be...Hits: 10156
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Trial Courts Cannot Award The Sentence Of Life Imprisonment Till Last Breath: Karnataka HC
Harish vs Karnataka that Trial Courts cannot impose a “special category sentence” or imprisonment for life without the possibility of remission or, in other words, imprisonment till last breath” of...Hits: 9226 -
Life Imprisonment Must Be Abolished
life imprisonment meant behind bars for life. It is worse than death to keep a person confined for his entire life in jail rather than taking his life.Hits: 10196 -
Trial Courts Cannot Award The Sentence Of Life Imprisonment Till Last Breath: Karnataka HC
Harish vs Karnataka that Trial Courts cannot impose a special category sentence or imprisonment for life without the possibility of remission or, in other words, imprisonment till last breath” of...Hits: 8171 -
Vittal vs The PSI of Bableshwar Police Station in Lalita Kumari’s case pertaining to the registration of FIRs when a cognizable offence is made out in the complaint and instruct them to follow it...Hits: 7935
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Mohandas v/s Kerala that: As he had already approached the civil court resorting to the civil remedy, the subsequent criminal complaint filed by him, suppressing pendency of the civil suit can be...Hits: 10461
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Duty of Magistrate in Recording Reasons While Issuing Summons Cannot be Marginalized: Allahabad HC
Dr Shail Kumar Jain vs U.P. that the Trial Court while issuing summons, shall record detailed reasons, and this duty of Magistrate cannot be marginalized.Hits: 7154 -
Banwari Lal vs Rajasthan taken cognizance for offences under Sections 467, 409 in the alternative Sections 420 and 120B of IPC against him and also issued an arrest warrant against him.Hits: 9289
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Kochu Mani v/s Kerala that merely recovering the object does not establish guilt unless there are other materials connecting the accused to the commission of the offence.Hits: 44259
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Gurmeet Singh Vs Punjab has rejected the pre-arrest bail of a man in a case that pertained to the hacking of computers of a centre where online examinations for recruitment to various departments...Hits: 12785
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Rape Law Misused As A Weapon By Female Upon Differences With Male Counterpart: Uttarakhand HC
Manoj Kumar Arya v Uttarakhand quashed pending criminal proceedings against a man for allegedly having sexual intercourse with a lady for decades on the false promise of marriage.Hits: 8677 -
Neha Rafiq Chahchadi vs Karnataka that as per Section 78 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 an officer below the rank of Police Inspector can register FIR for offence punishable under Section...Hits: 10431
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Aslam Salim Shaikh vs Maharashtra criminal appellate jurisdiction we find that a man who had been sentenced to 83 years in jail was directed to be released by the Bombay High Court after it noted...Hits: 8325
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Harish Kumar A vs Karnataka that was pronounced as early as on July 7, 2023 has set aside an order of conviction that was handed down to an accused after finding him guilty of outraging the modesty...Hits: 8822
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Sushil Kumar vs State GNCTD Through SHO that the right of an accused to cross examine a witness is at a higher pedestal under the POCSO ActHits: 9707
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S Amalraj Vs State that non-payment of maintenance amount is a breach of protection order under Section 18 of the Act and registration of an FIR on that ground is lawful.Hits: 11025
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Allauddin vs Karnataka that: A citizen has a right to criticize or comment upon the measures undertaken by the Government and its functionaries,Hits: 9054
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Penetrative Sexual Assault Against Child Below 12 Years Punishable As Aggavated Sexual Assault: SC
UP vs Sonu Kushwaha that the Courts cannot impose sentence lesser than the minimum punishments prescribed in POCSO Act.Hits: 7351 -
Ramesh Kumar v. State of NCT of Delhi that: It is considered appropriate to remind the high courts and the sessions courts not to be unduly swayed by submissions advanced by counsel on behalf of...Hits: 8617
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Uggarsain vs Haryana to award different jail terms to various persons convicted for the same offence in a case, and having indistinguishable roles in the crime and held that the sentencing in this...Hits: 23720
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Ankita Shah Makheja and Anr v. Commissioner of Police, Nagpur and Anr that was pronounced as recently as on June 9, 2022 ordered the payment of Rs 2.5 lakh as compensation to a Nagpur-based...Hits: 15093
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Imprisonment At Trial Stage Cannot Be Prolonged Only For Teaching Accused A Lesson: Delhi HC
Shah Alam vs Delhi that: A person who has not been convicted should only be kept in custody, if there is a possibility that he or she might abscond or tamper with evidence or threaten the witness.Hits: 8300 -
file false dowry cases against men, file false POCSO cases against men, file false rape cases against men and why men is treated as a culprit always with no remedyHits: 10180
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Dr.Kartikeya Sharma vs U.P that an anticipatory bail application moved by an accused can never be rejected on the ground that now a charge sheet has been filed in the matter or that the court...Hits: 11448
