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Petitioner is facing rigors of litigation from the last more than 10 years and is not involved in any other criminal case--Released on probation..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Doubtful Recovery--Three days prior to the recovery, a raid was conducted, on the house of appellant but no contraband and revolver was recovered or noticed by the same investigating officer..
Recorded by Magistrate in the presence of relatives--Possibility of a tutored version of the deceased, cannot be ruled out--Dying declaration even though recorded by JMFC held to be unreliab..
Once conviction under Section 302 IPC is confirmed by all the Courts, then the minimum sentence is imprisonment for life..
Supreme Court
Money Lending Business--Execution, signing and issuance of cheque has been admitted by the accused--Thus, merely taking the plea that the complainant is in money lending business and habitua..
Death by Negligence--Explosion in factory making fire extinguishing fireballs--Four people died--There was no malicious act--Bail granted..
Case is at stage of complainant evidence--Application by accused to appoint handwriting expert is not maintainable at this stage..
Maximum time to be taken for processing an application for regular parole by the District Magistrate and Competent Authority is two weeks, respectively--Not done in present case--Parole gran..
Presumption under Section 29 cannot be drawn on account of the lack of evidence or in the absence of the incomplete evidence..
Order does not reveal that case was rejected due to conduct of convict--Therefore, deferment of case for one year to reevaluated after one year on basis of his conduct is not justified--Matt..
POSCO--Victim was about 17 years of age--Complainant and victim have turned hostile--Petitioner has undergone actual custody of 8 months and 28 days--Bail granted ..
Two cheques were issued arising out of single transaction--Two different complaints were filed--Sentence to run concurrently..
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