Bombay High Court held that mere non-explanation on the part of the appellant, by itself cannot lead to proof of guilt against the appellant held b
Bombay High Court held that mere non-explanation on the part of the appellant, by itself cannot lead to proof of guilt against the appellant held b
When a child is kept in confinement and is crying, it is a condition adverse to the normal condition and thereby fulfilling the ingredients of the
The Supreme Court has held that the High Court u/s 482 of the Code has the inherent power to quash criminal proceedings even in cases which are not
The writ Court, which exercises its high prerogative jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India is not so readily equipped for the
In an IntraCourt Mandamus appeal, interference is usually warranted only when palpable infirmities or perversities are noticed as held by the Hon
No doubt while framing the charge, no reasons are required to be given but nonetheless, once the learned trial court mentions in its order that the
When there’s a reasonable apprehension of arrest then the person is entitled to approach the competent court of jurisdiction for relief and if he
Prescription of age limit and relaxation is made in furtherance of the policy of the State, and the same constitutes a policy decision made, which
The Petitioner was alleged to have tried to kidnap the two girls and forcefully taking them to a place. The girls managed to escape and informed a
The Petitioner was alleged for taking huge amounts from the informant in the name of giving a job in the Civil Court which turned out to be false a