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It is not a mandatory requirement that the Court must arrive at a positive finding that the petitioner had not committed an offence under the PMLA
Anticipatory Bail--PMLA--Illegal Minin..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
False and Malicious cases against the appellants only on account of long-standing civil dispute pending between them--Quashed..
Supreme Court
Appellants are facing trial for the last 32 years and are aged above 60 years and are suffering from various age related ailments--Released on probation..
Section 197 of CrPC does not envisage a concept of deemed sanction--In the absence of sanction, where required, Magistrate cannot take cognizance..
Non-Executive Director-- Petitioner’s role in the accused company was limited to that of an independent non-executive director, with no financial responsibilities or involvement in the day..
One politician allegedly made false allegation against another politician in a press conference--Editors of the Newspaper published the said news item as it is--Summoning orders qua them qua..
Quashing cannot be done--Quashing petition dismissed
Precedent--Contrary view by Co-ordinate Bench--Matter should not be referred to larger bench of High Court by disregarding a binding..
Appellant came with knife to house of first informant with intention to kill him but wife of first informant intervened--Appellant gave knife blow in her stomach and she died--Appellant woul..
Appeal against Acquittal--Entire case hinges on circumstantial evidence--High Court should not decline to grant leave to appeal..
Court can either award life sentence or maximum imprisonment of 10 years and fine--Sentence of 12 years set aside..
Applicability of BNSS or CrPC--For all the offences committed under IPC before 01.07.2024 would be governed by CrPC even after 01.07.2024 and not the BNSS--BNSS would be applicable only to o..
Delay in Trial--Appellant has been in custody for 1 year and 2 months and out of 225 PWs only 1 has been examined so far--Bail granted..
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