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By the team of Prime Legal
No Fruitful Purpose will be Served by keeping the Petitioner Behind the Bars for an Unlimited Period: High Court of Shimla
April 3, 2021by Primelegal Team

The petitioner cannot be kept behind the bars for an unlimited period, especially investigation is complete and challan has been presented. This ho

‘Commercial Quantity’- any quantity greater than the quantity specified in official gazette: High Court of Shimla
April 3, 2021by Primelegal Team

Commercial quantity in relation to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, means any quantity greater than the quantity specified in the offici

Irregularity at the hands of an inexperienced administrator cannot be given the garb of a criminal offence: High Court of Sikkim
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

Fraudulent acts by the selection authorities that lead to deprivation of employment for the genuine candidates are considered as a criminal offence

Testimony of the prosecutrix should be of sterling character and not belied by medical and scientific evidences for it to lead to conviction: High Court of Sikkim
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

Sole Testimony of the rape victim is enough for holding the accused liable for rape, however, the prosecutrix have to prove evidence beyond reasona

Police records and FIR are not substantive piece of evidence: High Court of Karnataka
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

The records maintained by the Police during the course of their investigation cannot really be considered as substantive evidence and cannot be tak

Sympathy towards accused cannot be grounds for lesser punishment: Gauhati High Court
Sympathy towards accused cannot be grounds for lesser punishment: Gauhati High Court
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

Given the seriousness of the crime committed by the appellant and all of the facts and circumstances of the case, we see no reason to be generous t

Rule 159(5) of the MGST Rules would be no bar to the petitioner from seeking relief under writ jurisdiction: Bombay High Court
Rule 159(5) of the MGST Rules would be no bar to the petitioner from seeking relief under writ jurisdiction: Bombay High Court
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

Since the disputed bank account connection was found to be beyond jurisdiction, the petitioner’s ownership of an alternate remedy in the form

‘Compromise Deed’- No Need to Extent trial as there are bleak chances of conviction to secure the ends of justice: High Court of Shimla
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

When compromise deed is signed then, even if, the trial is allowed to be continued, there are bleak chances of conviction to secure the ends of jus

No iota of Substance as to Construe Intention of Accused to kill the Injured: High Court of Shimla
No iota of Substance as to Construe Intention of Accused to kill the Injured: High Court of Shimla
April 2, 2021by Primelegal Team

Even if statement of complainant is taken to be true as it is then also, there is no iota of substance in the said statement so as to construe inte

FIR quashed on the basis of suspicion: Bombay High Court
FIR quashed on the basis of suspicion: Bombay High Court
April 1, 2021by Primelegal Team

A fair reading of the FIR will demonstrate that, as far as the plaintiff is concerned, the charges are ambiguous, non-specific, and fail to reveal