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When section 34 is applied, whether all the accused should be sentenced to the same sentence
Consider a case wherein 3 accused held a person and the 4 th accused attacked person with a knife / sickle and the person subsequently.
Forging Spouse’s signature on child’s passport application does not amount to criminal offence of cheating (420 IPC) / forgery (468 IPC) under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code.
Does forging Spouse’s signature on child’s passport application amount to criminal offence of cheating (420 IPC) / forgery (468 IPC) under the provisions.
How To Expedite Proceedings In Civil Cases (Speedy Disposal of Civil Cases)
Civil cases in India can take a long time to be decided however, there are certain steps that the litigants / lawyers can take to expedite the proceedings.
Meaning of the term Further investigation stipulated in Section 173(2) CrPC.
The term further investigation mentioned in section 173(8) of CrPC would mean obtaining fresh oral or documentary evidence. The police under this section.
In Addition To Punishing A Contemnor (Person/Party In Contempt) For Disobeying Its Orders, The Court Can Also Ensure That Such Contemnor Does Not Continue To Enjoy The Benefits Of His Disobedience.
The power for punishing for contempt of itself vested in the Supreme Court and the High Courts is available in both under the Constitution ( Article 129.
Prior sanction of Government not required for prosecuting Public Servants for acts not done in the discharge of official duties.
Whether prior sanction of the Government is required for prosecuting Public.
Tribunals Have To Follow Due Process / Procedure
The tribunals ought to follow due process / procedure while deciding matters and passing ex parte orders without issuing notice to the parties and without.
Bail Applications To Mandatorily Provide Details and Orders of Previous Bail Applications
As per the recent directions passed by the Supreme Court on 19.01.2024, the Bail Applications have to mandatorily mention the following.
Whether The Accused Must Know That The Victim Belongs To Scheduled Caste Or Tribe For Conviction For Offences Under The SC / ST Act.
THE SCHEDULED CASTES AND THE SCHEDULED TRIBES (PREVENTION OF ATROCITIES) ACT, 1989, (Hereinafter referred to as the SC/ ST Act) was passed with the.