Conclusion of guilt to be fully drawn in cases with circumstantial evidence: Supreme Court of India
The circumstantial evidence in order to sustain conviction must be complete and incapable of explanation of any other hypothesis than that of the g
Likelihood of seniority should not be disturbed: Supreme Court
Seniority is always been a matter of concern in every aspect, considering it to be civil matter or business matters. The indifference arises in reg
Consent to be given primacy when two individuals enter into wedlock: Supreme Court of India
An FIR filed by the parents of the petitioners were quashed by the Supreme Court of India citing that that the consent of the family or the communi
Only CrPC provision to be applied for bail when convicted with offence under PMLA act: High Court of Delhi
When a person has been convicted of charges under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, twin section of the act are no longer to be applied
Non-examination of all witnesses by the prosecution shall create a reasonable doubt, holding the accused not guilty: High Court of Calcutta
If there are two witnesses to an incident, and they have not been produced and examined in the court of law by the prosecution, it will give rise t
Dying declaration made genuinely and naturally by the victim cannot be unreasonably disbelieved: Supreme Court
The dying declaration is the most relevant piece of evidence to which one may resort to. A dying declaration is a statement made by a prudent indiv
Undermining dignity and reputation to protect matrimonial rights cannot be justified: Supreme Court of India
In cases of dissolution of marriage at the instance of a spouse who allege mental cruelty, the result of such mental cruelty must be such that it i
Minor Contradiction of the eye witnesses shall not benefit the accused: Supreme Court of India
Minor contradictions in the statement of eye witnesses in cases recorded after years of the crime shall not benefit the accused. This was decided i
Attempt to mislead the court will lead to quashing the petition: High Court of Kerala
If the parties to a dispute try to provide such information with the clear intention to mislead the court during the proceedings, this will result
The absence of motive weighs in favor of the accused: Supreme Court of India
When direct evidence is available in a case, the role of motive is limited. But when it comes to a case which is substantiated by circumstantial ev
