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Harikesh @ Guddu Madan Kattilwar v. Deputy Police Commissioner that the subjective satisfaction for passing an externment order cannot be recorded on the basis of a crime in which the accused was...Hits: 5750
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Government Can’t Act As A Robber Of Citizen’s Lands: Karnataka HC
MV Guruprasad vs Karnataka State should not be robbers of land belonging to citizens.Hits: 5490 -
Patna HC Denies Anticipatory Bail To DSP Accused Of Raping Minor Maid In Government Quarter
Kamla Kant Prasad vs Bihar denied anticipatory bail to a suspended Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) who is accused of committing forceful sexual intercourse in 2017 with a minor girl, who was...Hits: 5090 -
Ravinder Lal Airi vs S. Shalu Construction Pvt. Ltd that a revision petition filed against an order directing registration of FIR is maintainable as such an order is not an interlocutory order.Hits: 7433
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Jayashree Chandrakant Dhavre vs Union of India that informers take huge risks to furnish important information to the authorities and that the authorities should reward them accordingly as per...Hits: 4568
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Ibramsha vs The Second-Class Executive Magistrate cum Thasildhar, Dindigul West Taluk, Dindigul District that was filed by Ibramsha/petitioner who was detained by the Inspector of Police of...Hits: 3809
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Process Of Criminal Law Not For Arm-Twisting & Money Recovery When Prayer For Bail Is Opposed: SC
Bimla Tiwari vs Bihar that in exercise of its extraordinary jurisdiction that the process of criminal law could not be utilized for arm-twisting and money recovery, particularly when the prayer for...Hits: 4968 -
Jaswant Singh vs Chhattisgarh that was pronounced as recently as on January 13, 2023 in holding unequivocally that while giving opinion regarding grant of remission under Section 432(2) CrPC.Hits: 5153
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Union of India vs Const Sunil Kumar that in exercise of the power of judicial review, the punishment imposed by disciplinary proceedings can be interfered with only if it is ‘strikingly...Hits: 4855
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TP Gopalakrishnan vs Kerala that Section 300 CrPC bars the trial of a person not only for the same offence but also for any other offence on the same facts.Hits: 7916
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Delhi High Court Very Rightly Grants Bail To Kapil Taneja
Kapil Taneja v/s State (Govt NCT of Delhi) that: We are of the view that the appellants are entitled to the grant of bail pending trial on stringent conditions in order to ally the apprehension...Hits: 4997 -
Has Become Common Practice To Convert Some Other Dispute Into Domestic Violence Complaint: Kerala HC
Rajesh vs The Station House Officers has laid down in no uncertain terms that it has become a common practice to convert some other dispute into a ‘domestic violence complaint’.Hits: 5016 -
Vrushali Jayesh Kore v. Maharashtra that was pronounced as recently as on January 7, 2023 has quashed an FIR against a judicial officer accused of subjecting her brother’s wife to physical and...Hits: 4420
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Chanda Deepak Kochhar vs Central Bureau of Investigationthat: It is incumbent on the judicial officer authorizing detention under Section 167 CrPC, to be first satisfied that the arrest made is...Hits: 7027
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Custodial Interrogation Can’t Be Used To Extract Confession: HP HC
Rohit Chauhan v/s Himachal Pradesh that custodial interrogation cannot be used to extract confession.Hits: 5045 -
Lawyers In Criminal Court Absolute Necessity, Not Luxury: Delhi HC
Sunil vs State while acquitting a man in a case of preparation for committing dacoity called it a classic case where canons of justice were kept aside by a Trial Court as the accused wasn’t...Hits: 4643 -
Deepak Gaba v/s Uttar Pradeshthat the Magistrates must remain vigilant against summoning of accused in a civil case given a criminal colour.Hits: 6927
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Sunil vs State that: There is no doubt that right of cross-examination to any accused in a criminal case to discredit the witnesses and to test veracity of the statement is the most vital part of a...Hits: 6332
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Brahmananda Sahu vs Orissa that entire proceedings cannot be set aside in a corruption case merely because the informant, who participated in the trap in connection with the demand of bribe, did...Hits: 6199
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Sandip Prakash Rathod vs Maharashtra that the Court made it clear that part acceptance of dying declaration to convict accused under Section 302 while rejecting the same declaration and acquitting...Hits: 6548
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State vs Denis Jauregul Mendizabal The compliance of such requirements should therefore, be complete and not left in doubt.Hits: 6110
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Vikram vs Maharashtra In the name of taking action against criminals, outlaws and offenders in serious crimes, no Investigating Officer can flout the procedural requirements, can breach the limits...Hits: 4952
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Unexplained Inordinate Delay Can Be A Very Crucial Factor For Quashing A Criminal Complaint: SC
Hasmukhlal D Vora vs Tamil Nadu that unexplained inordinate delay can be considered as a ‘very crucial factor’ for quashing a criminal complaint.Hits: 7907 -
TP Gopalakrishnan vs Kerala that Section 300 of the CrPC places a bar wherein, a person who has already been tried by a Court of competent jurisdiction for an offence arising out of the same factsHits: 5825
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Lt. Colonel (Retd.) Balraj Singh Lamba v/s Uttarakhand that by concealing the order of rejection of her application under Section 156(3) of the Code, the informant got the FIR lodged. It was made...Hits: 6343
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Bharatiya Janata Party vs Telangana\ deemed it fit to transfer the probe to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).Hits: 5057
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Extra Judicial Confession To A Stranger Improbable: Bombay HC
Mansoorali Khan Ahmed Khan vs Maharashtra that an extra-judicial confession would be made to a person in whom the maker of that statement reposes faith, and making it to a stranger or a person to...Hits: 5438 -
Intention To Cause Disorder Essential For Invoking Section 153-A: P&H HC
Karamjit Singh Gill vs Punjab that intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non for the offence under Section 153-A granted bail to Congress leader Karamjit Singh GillHits: 5354 -
Police Officers Not Required To Do Moral Policing: SC
CISF vs Santosh Kumar Pandey that police officers are not required to do moral policing. This was held so while upholding the dismissal of a CISF personnel who was found to have harassed a couple...Hits: 5891 -
Case Analysis Of Decriminalization Of Section 377
On September 6, 2018, Indian Supreme Court of India quash section 377 of IPC, which had made any sexual relation with same gender a punishable offense with imprisonment up to ten years. Just human...Hits: 7634
