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Supreme Court & High Courts Judgments
Omission of the accused's name in the FIR, despite the informant being informed of his identity, strikes at the very foundation of the prosecution's case and completely impeaches its credibi..
Supreme Court
Evidence of a hostile witness must be subjected to closer scrutiny and the portion consistent with the case of the prosecution or defence may be accepted...
Section 354C IPC applies only when a woman is watched or captured while engaging in a 'private act' in circumstances where she would expect privacy...
Accusations reveal a deep-rooted economic conspiracy, extensive money-laundering channels, and ongoing investigation with significant international financial trails...
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Tendency of filing charge sheets where no strong suspicion is made out clogs the judicial system and diverts limited judicial resources from handling serious cases...
Properties given at marriage under the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986 are meant to secure a divorced woman's future, and must be interpreted in line with the right ..
Exoneration in Disciplinary Proceedings Does Not Entitle Automatic Discharge in Criminal Case..
SC Cancels Bail of Man Accused of Poisoning Wife for Dowry, Criticizes Commercialization of Marriage..
Karnataka High Court: Section 498A IPC Applies to Void Marriages and Live-In Relationships..
Karnataka High Court
Filing a fresh complaint by the same informant merely by adding a new offence for an identical occurrence constitutes gross abuse of process of law..
Lawyer in possession of document and/or on his digital device given by his client -- Investigating Officer cannot directly summon the lawyer or confiscate his digital devices during investig..
Investigating Agency/Prosecuting Agency/Police cannot directly summon a lawyer appearing in case or from whom only advice has been taken, to elicit the details of the case..
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