Mere circumstantial evidence cannot be a basis for conviction: Sikkim High Court
Circumstantial evidence cannot be the basis for conviction, and if it is to be the basis for so, then it must successfully rule out every other pos
Mere application of mind by P.P is not enough to invoke section 321 of Cr.P.C : Sikkim High Court
The essential requirements that need to be fulfilled in order for a public prosecutor to obtain consent from the court to withdraw a petition in li
Judgement cannot be quashed merely based on irregularity of procedure: Delhi High Court
In a recent judgement dealing with the matter of robbery, the High Court of Delhi held that irregularity in a procedure cannot be a basis for chall
Witnesses not being cross-examined does not render the trial unfair: Delhi High Court
In a typical case of an acid attack carried out, the counsel for the accused argued on inconsistencies in the approach towards the witness by the c
Investigating officer should take cognizance of the offence at the earliest: Patna High Court
There arises great travesty of justice for the rights of the victim in case of a faulty investigation done by the investigating officer. It is cruc
Writ Petitions challenging the election process dismissed: Kerala High Court
‘A batch of writ petitions’ were dismissed by the Kerala High Court wherein the court observed that since the court could not facilitat
Insurers cannot be excused from providing compensation on the basis of breach of policy: Karnataka High Court
Non-endorsement of the driving license of the driver who holds a valid license will not eliminate the liability of the insurer of providing compens
Pre requisites to prove Domestic Violence: Delhi High Court
The question that was argued upon can be set aside only if it is per-versed. The Delhi High Court in its single judge bench of Justice Yogesh Khann
Consent immaterial in case of a minor girl: Patna High Court
Maintaining sexual relations with a girl less than 16 years of age based on promises of marriage would be considered rape, irrespective of consent.
Non compliance of grounds shall attract rejection of bail application: Delhi High Court
The question posed before the Delhi HC was, whether the bail application, here concerned, had merits to be accepted by this honorable High Court. T
