Proceedings quashed against K.P Sasikala & SJR Kumar in Sabarimala violence Case: High Court of Kerala
The High Court of Kerala, through the learned judge, Justice Ziyad Rahman A, quashed proceedings against K.P Sasikala & SJR Kumar in Sabarimala
Seeking remedy under Article 226 without exhausting other statutory remedy like appeal makes the petition premature: Patna High Court.
This case was filled by Manoj Kumar S/o Late Bharat Mandal Resident of Village – Bharthua Tola, P.S. – Aurai, District- Muzaffarpur aga
DEATH PENALTY UPHELD 7 FAMILY MEMBERS MURDER BY AXE, INFANT THROTTLED DIAZEPAM FOUND IN VISCERA NON REFORMABILITY EVIDENCE REQUIREMENT READ DOWN: Allahabad High Court
Capital Punishment: Death penalty or capital punishment is the highest degree of punishment that can be awarded to an individual under any penal la
Rape murder of a minor girl DNA test on High Court orders confirms appellant’s guilt. Directions to DGP, Health Secretary, JTRI to streamline investigations: Allahabad High Court
Rape is one of the most heinous crimes a person can commit. It is not just a heinous crime but a huge disgrace to mankind as a species. It is a sex
Nonjoinder of necessary and proper parties leads to dismissal of Petition: Patna High Court.
This case was filled by Rajendra Kumar Jha, Son of Ramlochan Jha, Resident of Village- Marukia, Chatra Gobraura Uttar, P.O. Marukia, P.S.-Khajauli,
A wife subjected to mental cruelty is entitled to a decree of divorce when the marriage has completely broken down and no chance of survival remains. : Allahabad High Court
Mental Cruelty a ground for divorce: According to Section 13(i) (a) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, mental cruelty is broadly defined as that mom
Matter kept on rotating from one Department to another cannot be a reason sufficient enough for condoning the delay: Patna High Court.
This was a case filled by State of Bihar against Bharat Kumar Jha, Son of Late Laxmi Narayan Jha, Resident of Village and P.O. Nawada, P.S.- Bahera
If the common object does not necessarily involve a common intention, then the substitution of Section 34 for Section 149 is not permitted: Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court in the case of Depu @ Depak vs State Of M.P. on 6 May, 2022 (CRIMINAL APPEAL No. 1052/2009) upheld that if the common
Criminal and civil proceedings are separate and independent and the pendency of a civil proceeding cannot bring to an end a criminal proceeding even if they arise out of the same set of facts : Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court in the case of Balram Nigam vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh (MCRC-12929-2020) upheld that criminal and civil proceedin
Criminal Courts which do not have power to pass order for final disposal of property and also cannot have power to pass order for interim custody of property : Madhya Pradesh High Court
The Madhya Pradesh High Court in the case of Furkan vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh (MISC. CRIMINAL CASE No. 40889 of 2021) upheld that Criminal Cou
