Bail – Long custody – COI Art. 21
Supreme Court has held that long custody would be an essential factor while granting bail under the UAPA. Article 21...
Bail – Conditions
In the event of arrest, the petitioner shall be released on bail in the FIR mentioned above, subject to furnishing...
Bail – considerations
Bail - considerations In Gurbaksh Singh Sibbia v State of Punjab, 1980 (2) SCC 565, (Para 30), a Constitutional Bench...
IPC S. 498A – Conviction of Mother in law – Being a lady, she ought to have been more sensitive vis-à-vis her daughter-in-law
Indian Penal Code, 1860, S. 498A – When an offence has been committed by a woman by meting out cruelty...
IPC S. 498A – Settlement between the parties, maintaining of conviction of the appellant of the offence under Section 498-A IPC would not be securing the ends of justice
Indian Penal Code, 1860 (XV of 1860), S. 498-A – Settlement between the parties, maintaining of conviction of the appellant...
IPC S. 498A – Parties amicably settled the matter – High Court should have compounded the offences.
IPC S. 498A – Parties amicably settled the matter and the settlement between husband and wife, was even acted upon...
IPC S. 498A – Matrimonial disputes – Duty of the Court to encourage the genuine settlement of matrimonial disputes – CrPC S. 482 .
IPC S. 498A – Matrimonial disputes - Duty of the Court to encourage the genuine settlement of matrimonial disputes -...
Changing perception of cruelty in matrimonial cases – We, the Judges and lawyers, therefore, should not import our own notions of life.
Changing perception of cruelty in matrimonial cases “5. It will be necessary to bear in mind that there has been...
Judging cruelty in matrimonial cases.
Judging cruelty in matrimonial cases. “… In matrimonial cases we are not concerned with the reasonable man as we are...
Whether the employees of the board/societies, who are autonomous bodies can claim parity in the pay-scale and/or other benefits which may be available to the Government employees – No.
Constitution of India, 1950 , Art. 12, Art. 14, Art. 226 - “whether the employees of WALMI (Water and Land...
Criminal trial – State – Director of Prosecution – Role of .
Criminal trial - Director of Prosecution – State - Role of - By not filing the appeals by the State...
Bail – Cancellation of bail and quashing and setting aside the wrong order passed by the High Court releasing the accused on bail stand on different footings
Bail – Cancellation of bail and quashing and setting aside the wrong order passed by the High Court releasing the...
Bail – Cancellation of – Gravity of the offences alleged and the evidence collected during the investigation should be considered
Bail – Cancellation of - Gravity of the offences alleged and the evidence collected during the investigation should be considered ...
CrPC S. 378 – Appellate court will determine the fact that there is presumption in favour of the accused and the accused is entitled to get the benefit of doubt but if it decides to interfere it should assign reasons for differing with the decision of acquittal.
Court highlighted that there is one significant difference in exercising power while hearing an appeal against acquittal by the appellate...
CrPC S. 378 – Powers of an appellate court while dealing with a judgment of acquittal.
Powers of an appellate court while dealing with a judgment of acquittal : “7. … While sitting in judgment over...
