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Masking of name in e-Courts--Proceedings against the petitioner were quashed and he has been exonerated--Directions issued to remove the name of the petitioner from the records of all the pr..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Recovery of two visible bags containing contraband from taxi--Passengers fled from the scene and the driver-appellant was apprehended--This by itself does not establish conscious possession ..
Supreme Court
Intention to Humiliate--Merely the fact that the victim belongs to a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe would not be sufficient to attract the offences under the SCST Act
Computation of 90 days--The day when the petitioner was produced before the Court and sent for remand is to be included..
It is always advisable to impose a fine equivalent to the amount of cheque plus interest at least 6% per annum from the date of cheque till the date of judgment of conviction..
Only persons involved in offence detailed in Section 82(4) CrPC, are to be declared proclaimed offenders and others are to be declared proclaimed persons
Involvement in other cases--Not a ground to refuse grant of concession of regular bail in present case--Bail granted..
Mere fact that the petitioners are women does not, by itself, constitute a valid ground for quashing the summoning order..
NDPS--Directions issued to return cash amount recovered on sapurdari during pendency of the trial..
Nature of Injuries--Allegation that multiple accused persons attacked the deceased with lethal weapons--However, deceased had sustained only three injuries out of which two are on non-vital ..
Summons were issued on the basis of examination-in-chief of eye witness and the complainant--Mere probability that the petitioner may have participated would not satisfy the test--Summons qu..
Commercial Quantity--Right to Speedy Trial--Keeping the accused in further detention without the prospect of the trial being concluded in the near future, would be violative of his fundament..
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