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Devender Kumar vs NCT of Delhi that the guilt of the appellant for the murder of the deceased has been proved beyond reasonable doubt and duly supported by circumstantial evidence by the prosecution.Hits: 5171
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Sukhpal Singh Khaira v. Punjab of its criminal appellate jurisdiction has issued elaborate guidelines pertaining to the exercise of powers under Section 319 of the Code of Criminal Procedure for...Hits: 10214
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Rekibuddin Ahamed v/s Manipur that detention of under-trial prisoners in custody for indefinite period violates Article 21 of Constitution.Hits: 4968
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Criminal Justice System Of Ours Can Itself Be A Punishment: SC
VP Singh Etc vs Punjab that the criminal justice system of ours can itself be a punishment.Hits: 7033 -
Sri Desaraju Venugopal vs Central Bureau of Investigationthat Section 173(8) CrPC gives an unfettered right to the investigation agency for further investigation with no conditions and it cannot be...Hits: 7327
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State Is An Unnecessary Party To Anticipatory Bail Applications: Manipur HC
Smt.Mayanglambam Prabha Devi vs Manipur that ‘State’ is an unnecessary party to anticipatory bail applications.Hits: 5090 -
Rekibuddin Ahamed v/s Manipur that detention of under-trial prisoners in custody for indefinite period violates Article 21 of Constitution.Hits: 5974
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Even If Penetration Was Very Slight The Act Would Constitute Rape: Allahabad HC
Irfan Ahmad vs U.P. that even if the penetration was very slight and was not into the vagina, the same will bring the act within the definition of rape.Hits: 5062 -
Devender Kumar vs NCT of Delhi that the guilt of the appellant for the murder of the deceased has been proved beyond reasonable doubt and duly supported by circumstantial evidence by the prosecution.Hits: 3652
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Rishada Haris KP vs Keralahas in the fitness of things reiterated robustly the settled position that an order of preventive detention can be passed against a person who is already in custodyHits: 6048
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Rajiv Chakraborty Resolution Professional of EIEL vs Directorate of Enforcement that the Enforcement Directorate’s (ED) power to attach properties under the (PMLA) will not be affected by the...Hits: 5099
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There is not even a fraction of a second of my life when I just don’t feel the maximum heart burn just like any other ordinary citizenHits: 5435
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P Ponnusamy vs Tamil Nadu that an accused has the right to receive the list of the statements, documents, material etc. in the possession of the prosecution even if Draft Rules of Criminal Practice...Hits: 5139
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SC Affirms Death Penalty For LeT Militant In 2000 Red Fort Attack Case And Dismisses Review Petition
Mohd Arif @ Ashfaq vs State (NCT of Delhi) affirmed the death penalty awarded to Lashkar-e-Toiba militant named Mohammed Arif for the 2000 Red Fort attack case which resulted in the death of three...Hits: 3619 -
SC Delivers Split Verdict: Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia Sets Aside Karnataka HC Judgment In Hijab Case
Aishat Shifa vs Karnataka that hijab was not an essential practice of Islam and allowed the ban on wearing headscarf in educational institutions in the State.Hits: 6791 -
Rama Nand vs Hira Lal that the Magistrate has the power to enforce an order of maintenance passed under Section 125 Cr.P.C. by issuing a warrant to the Collector to recover the same as arrears of...Hits: 6354
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Extra Judicial Confession Of A Co-Accused Cannot Be Relied On As Substantive Evidence: SC
Subramanya vs Karnataka that the extra judicial confession of a co-accused could not be relied on as substantive evidence..Hits: 6495 -
Delhi High Court Upholds Conviction And Life Sentence
Vijay Saini @ Ram Singh vs State convicting him for murder under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code and other relevant provisions of the Arms Act.Hits: 5027 -
Discretionary And Extraordinary Power Under Section 319 CrPC Should Be Exercised Sparingly: SC
Naveen vs Haryana that the power of a court under Section 319 CrPC is a discretionary and extraordinary power which should be exercised sparingly.Hits: 5402 -
Rahul Dinesh Surana Vs The Senior Assistant Director, Serious Fraud Investigation Office that white-collar crimes are particularly harmful to the society as they are committed by well-educated and...Hits: 4277
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Sanjeev @ Kallu Sethiya that Section 149 is one of the most misused and misinterpreted provisions of the present times so far as the investigation by the Investigating Officers of police or any...Hits: 7765
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Deadly Assault On Sleeping Man After A Fight Not Culpable Homicide But Murder: Bombay HC
Mittu @ Mithu Bholi Pareda vs Maharashtra that killing a person in his sleep hours after a fight would be a case of murder punishable under Section 302 of the IPC and not culpable homicide.Hits: 6072 -
Arun Kumar CK Case There appears to be a serious misconception of law that if no case for custodial interrogation is made out by the prosecution, then that alone would be a good ground to grant...Hits: 4796
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Manzer Imam vs National Investigation Agency to decide the bail plea moved by an accused named Manzer Imam who has been in jail for more than nine years in a case registered under Unlawful...Hits: 6036
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Magistrate Can’t Permit Questioning Of An Accused Being Tried By Special Court: Karnataka HC
Harsha D vs State In the light of the statutory frame work of the PMLA and the application filed under Section 50 of the Act, this Court is of the considered view that the application was not...Hits: 6602 -
Recovery Of Weapon Used By Accused To Commit Offence Is Not A Sine Qua Non For Conviction: SC
Inspector of Police vs Laly @ Manikandan that recovery of the weapon used in the commission of the offence is not a sine qua non to convict the accused.Hits: 5539 -
NS Madhanagopal vs K Lalitha that mere abusive, humiliating or defamatory words by itself cannot attract an offence under Section 294(b) IPC.Hits: 6602
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X v. Haryana that it would be a travesty of justice if the statement of the prosecutrix is held to be gospel truth and the Courts are bound to hold someone guilty just because there is an...Hits: 5734
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Early Conclusion Of Trial Would Enhance People’s Faith In Justice Delivery System: SC
Gali Janardhan Reddy v/s Andhra Pradesh that early conclusion of criminal trials would enhance the faith of people in justice delivery system.Hits: 5334 -
Sreekanth Sasidharan v. Kerala that if a man retracts his promise to marry a woman, the consensual sex they have had will not constitute rape unless it is established that the consent was obtained...Hits: 8732
