Look Out Circular – History of LOCs
History of LOCs Even though LOCs were first officially recognised in 1979, they have recently been used, frequently, to telling ...
Tag: Arrest
Saurabh Verma v. State of Punjab, (2022-4)208 PLR 686
(2022-4)208 PLR 686 PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT Before: Justice Aman Chaudhary SAURABH VERMA - Petitioner Versus STATE OF PUNJAB ...
Rajaram v. State Of Madhya Pradesh, 2022 SCeJ 1352
2022 SCeJ 1352 Supreme Court of India Present: Justice Ravindra Bhat, Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia RAJARAM – Appellant, Versus STATE OF ...
CrPC S. 170 – Trial courts are stated to be insisting on the arrest of an accused as a pre-requisite formality to take the chargesheet – Set aside
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (II of 1973) S. 170 - We are, in fact, faced with a situation where contrary ...
Criminal Trial – Arrest – When it should not be made
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (II of 1973) - Personal liberty, is an important aspect of our constitutional mandate - The ...
Criminal trial – Arrest – Bail – It is only in cases of utmost necessity, where the investigation cannot be completed without arresting the person, that his arrest may be necessary.
Criminal trial - Arrest – Bail - Special Judge was labouring under a misconception that in every non-bailable and cognizable ...
CrPC , S. 173(2)(i)(g) – Thus, the only meaning of Sub-clause (g) of Sub-section (2)(i) of CrPC S. 173 “whether the accused has been forwarded in custody under CrPC S. 170 ” is with regard to the information that whether the accused is being forwarded under custody or not.
CrPC , S. 173(2)(i)(g) - Thus, the only meaning of Sub-clause (g) of Sub-section (2)(i) of CrPC S. 173 "whether ...
CrPC , S. 170 – Word “custody” appearing in this section does not contemplate either police or judicial custody.
CrPC , S. 170 - Word "custody" appearing in this section does not contemplate either police or judicial custody. It ...
Arrest – It is not mandatory for Officer-in-charge to forward each and every accused in custody while filing the charge-sheet – CrPC S. 173
CrPC , S. 173(2)(i)(g) - The very word "Whether" referred in Clause (g) of Sub-section (2)(i) shows that it is ...