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Under POSH Act, complaint has to be filed within a period of 6 months from the date of the last incident..
Supreme Court
Bar on Anticipatory Bail for offence under SCST is absolute if prima facie case is made out from the allegations in the FIR..
Vague Allegations--Complainant has not mentioned the time, date, place, or manner in which the alleged harassment occurred or the details of the nature of demand or its particulars--FIR quas..
Directions issued that, the Trial Courts shall record cogent and sufficient reasons before converting a summary trial to summons trial..
Directions issued that each and every complaint under Section 138 of the NI Act shall contain a synopsis in the prescribed format..
No need for the Magistrate to issue summons under Section 223 BNSS to the accused before taking cognizance of complaints filed under Section 138 of NI Act ..
Cash Transaction above Rs.20,000/- -- It would fall within definition of legally enforceable debt ..
Not a fatal defect if thereafter the conduct of parties was in furtherance of said agreement..
Use of two different inks while mentioning description of two properties--Decree set aside..
Conviction under S.411 IPC cannot be sustained when the accused stand acquitted for the offence of theft under S.379 IPC..
Mother of deceased had supported the allegations of dowry demand at the time of marriage or before the death--Appellant acquitted..
A balanced approach, weighing the husband’s capacity and the wife’s needs, must be adopted..
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