The sole testimony of the victim cannot be relied upon: Sikkim High Court
A five-year delay in filing the FIR and discrepancies noted in witness testimonies gave the benefit of doubt to a man charged with rape. This decis
Not granting Bail because offence is serious in nature, would amount to inflicting pre-trial punishment upon Accused: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
“Allowing the petitioner to remain in custody because of the reason that the offences alleged to have been committed by him are serious in nature
Re-litigation of similar issues decided in previous orders cannot be permitted: Delhi High Court
Abuse of the process of court cannot be permitted, the court observed that the Petitioner’s contention have earlier been considered in the previo
Amendments made in the year 2014 and 2018 to the Companies Act, 2013 are prospective: Calcutta High Court
Amendments made in the year 2014 to Section 164(2) and 2018 amendment to proviso to Section 167(1)(a) of the Companies Act, 2013 are prospective in
Powers of Section 482 CrPC should only be used in “Rarest of the rare” cases: Bombay High Court
The judgment of conviction cannot be set aside in an appeal/revision only on the ground that the parties have entered into a compromise under Secti
Goodwill, misinterpretation and damage to be established in a trademark infringement case: Delhi High Court
Actions of infringement of trademark have a public interest element of protecting customers at large from the possibility of confusion. The Supreme
Twaha Fasal’s bail gets canceled in UAPA case over alleged Maoist links: Kerala High Court
The bail order passed by Special NIA Court Kochi for Thwaha Fasal in a UAPA case, arrested on November 2019 was set aside by the Kerala High Court.
Private interest must give way to Public interest: High Court of Jammu & Kashmir
“That government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth”. Lincoln’s address was a vital definitive for
Lack of evidence leads to acquittal of convicts awarded death sentence & life imprisonment: Supreme Court
Evidence is a proof which supports a claim or a belief and if it is not present, nothing then remains to prove the innocence or guilt of the convic
Faulty investigation, Unskilled Prosecution and Passive Involvement of the Trial Court Judge led to acquittal of the accused: Kerala High Court
Flaws in the initial investigation, unskilled prosecution and also the passive involvement of the trial judge led to acquittal of all accused. The
