Himachal Pradesh HC clarifies that Section 482 CrPC cannot be invoked for compoundable offences when an alternative remedy under Section 320(1) is available.
Read Full ArticleHimachal Pradesh High Court rules Cyber Cell can't freeze bank accounts under Section 91 Cr.P.C., quashes Aeronfly's debit freeze order.
Bombay High Court expresses disapproval on the use of the word 'handicapped' by Additional Sessions Judge, on plea to grant stay on lower court proceedings.
Arrest warrant issued against Tamil film producer for non-payment of dues of Rs. 65 lakhs+ to actor Arvind Swami.
Ex-Karnataka CM Yediyurappa appears before CID for POCSO case probe, denies allegations, granted no arrest protection. Next hearing: June 28.
Kerala HC quashes proceedings against a husband for cruelty committed in Australia, citing lack of Centres sanction under Section 188 CrPC for trial in India.
Karnataka HC pulls up SHO for issuing a bald notice under S.41A CrPC to journalist without FIR, stays the notice and summons SHO to appear in court.
Allahabad High Court quashes FIR, protects couple who married against familys wishes, emphasizing their constitutional rights and condemning threats to their lives.
Refusing to accept reliance on adultery pictures, citing possible deepfake tampering, Delhi High Court asks for further evidence to prove claim.
Plant 30 trees Delhi High Court orders senior citizen accused of outraging womans modesty
Delhi High Court rejects ex-BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar's plea for sentence suspension in one of the Unnao rape case proceedings.
Punjab and Haryana HC quashes FIR against YouTuber Elvish Yadav after compromise with victim. Court warns against promoting violence in social media content.
The Supreme Court ruled that victim compensation under CrPC cannot reduce an accused's sentence, emphasizing compensation and sentencing are independent.
Karnataka High Court holds that noxious chemical sprays like pepper sprays are dangerous weapons.
Delhi High Court reiterates that to uphold the presumption of guilt under Section 29 of the POCSO Act, the prosecution must prove the foundational facts beyond reasonable doubt.
SC declines to entertain PIL seeking inclusion of political parties under POSH Act, directs petitioner to approach Election Commission for appropriate action.
09 December, 2024 07:22 PMSC declines PIL to remove protesting farmers from highways, says, ‘You are not the only conscience keeper.’ Court urges focus on pending petitions.
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