Advance bail may be granted when there is no sufficient proof of crime: Karnataka High Court
Advance bail to an accused may be granted if there is a lack of substantial evidence that proves that he was engaged in serious criminal offences.
Intention and Preparation to commit rape amounts to an attempt to commit rape: Jharkhand High Court dismisses the Appeal
There is always an intention to commit a crime, preparation to commit, and the last attempt to commit the crime. If the third stage that is attempt
Dissatisfaction over Covid-19 management in state expresses: Andhra Pradesh High Court
The Andhra Pradesh High Court expressed deep dissatisfaction on Thursday with the way the authorities are handling the Covid-19 situation in the st
Presence of nexus between the act of instigation and the ensuing suicide is mandatory for the offence under Section 306 of IPC: Gujarat High Court
It also prima facie appears from the FIR and connected material that neither any meeting took place between the deceased and the applicant and othe
No presumption under Section 20 of Prevention of Corruption Act can be drawn in absence of essential ingredient of demand of bribe: Jharkhand High Court
This court has no hesitation in holding that the evidence in the record is insufficient to establish the essential ingredient of demand of illegal
Imposing a pre-condition to pay a sum of money for being released on bail is unreasonable: Bombay High Court
In order for an individual to avail a release on bail, imposition of payment of a certain sum as a pre-condition is unreasonable. A single-judge be
The attempt to commit an offence begins when the accused commences an act with the necessary intention to execute it: Jharkhand High Court
Attempt to commit an offence can be said to begin when the preparations are complete and the culprit commences to do something, which is a step tow
While taking cognizance, the court is not required to consider the defence version nor it is required to evaluate the merits of the materials or evidence of the complainant: Jharkhand High Court
At the stage of taking cognizance, the concerned court is not required to consider the defence version or materials or arguments in that respect no
Breath Analyser test should be conducted to the extent feasible in a much bigger and an open area at all airports: High Court of Delhi
Reports of the DGMS (Air) do not recommend heavy testing through Breath Analyser method, owing to the prevalent circumstances. The blood alcohol te
‘Discharge’ is a Valuable Right provided to the Accused: Supreme Court
While addressing if the High Court has jurisdiction for a revision petition, the Supreme Court held that orders which frame the charge or the order
