When the concept of fair trial is limitlessly stretched, the orders may fall in the arena of sanctuary of errors. Case name: State Of Haryana V/s. Ram Mehar And Others Etc. Case number: Criminal Appeal Nos. 805-806 of 2016 Court: In the Supreme Court of India Criminal appellate jurisdiction Bench: Hon’ble Justice Dipak Misra …
It is difficult to hold that Raja Ram was not guilty of taking or enacting the prosecutrix out of the keeping of her father’s lawful guardianship Case name: State Of Haryana Vs Raja Ram Case number: Criminal Appeal No. 214 of 1969 Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: HONORABLE JUSTICE DUA HONORABLE JUSTICE I.D. SHELAT …
Everyone has a right to waive and to agree to waive the advantage of a law made solely for the benefit and protection of the Individual in his private capacity, which may be dispensed with, without infringing any public right or public policy. Case name: Ram Chander & Ors. Vs State of Haryana Case number/Citation: …
Section 124 of IPC was held to be void Case Name: Ram Nandan vs State Case Number: AIR 1959 All 101, 1959 CriLJ 1 Court: Allahabad High Court Bench: M Desai, R Gurtu, N Beg Decided On: 16May, 1958 Relevant act/ sections: Section 124-A, I. P. C. BRIEF FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY: On 29-5-1954, the …
The assailant was protected by Section 79 I.P.C. because, from the circumstances under which the apparition appeared before him and his pre-disposition, it would be reasonably inferred that he believed, in good faith, that he was attacking a ghost and not a human being Case name: State of Orissa V/s Ram Bahadur Thapa Case number: …
To decide whether an offence is a minor offence in relation to another offence under Section 222 of the Code, it needs to be ascertained whether both are cognate offences or that they belong to the same genus and species of offences. Case name: State (Govt Of Nct Of Delhi) V/S Ramtej Case number: Crl. …
It was stated that confessional statement of an accomplice is admissible under the Indian Evidence Act but requires corroboration in material particulars by other independent evidence Case name: Rajesh Ranjan @ Pappu Yadav Versus The State of Bihar through the C.B.I. Case number: Criminal Appeal (DB) No.418 of 2008 Court: THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE …
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There must be a chain of evidence proving the circumstances so complete so as to not leave any reasonable ground for a conclusion of innocence of the accused Case name: Pattu Rajan V/s The State of Tamil Nadu Case number: Criminal Appeal Nos. 680¬681 Of 2009 Court: In the Supreme Court of India Bench: J. …
The last seen theory is an important event in the chain of circumstances that would completely establish and/or could point to the guilt of the accused with some certainty Case name: Navaneethakrishnan V/s The State by Inspector of Police Case number: CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1134 OF 2013 Court: Supreme Court of India Bench: Hon’ble Justice …
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Case Name: Neelam Gupta V/S Mahipal Sharan Gupta & Another Case Number: Criminal Appeal Nos. 417-418 Of 2020 Court: Supreme Court Of India Bench: Uday Umesh Lalit Indu Malhotra Krishna Murari Decided On: April 29, 2020 Relevant Acts/Sections: Section 12DV Act BRIEF FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY: These appeals arise out of the common Judgment and …
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