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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 106 Evidence Act"
Allahabad High Court Upholds Life Term For Man Who Strangled Live-In Partner, Her Mother & 2 Minor Children In 2009
Failure To Explain Wife's Death In Home Completes Chain Of Guilt: Allahabad High Court Affirms Murder Conviction Of Husband, In-Laws
Husband's Failure To Explain Wife's Death In Matrimonial Home Draws Adverse Inference u/s 106 Evidence Act: Supreme Court Upholds Conviction
Can't Presume Husband & Wife Are Always Together, Last Seen Theory Must Be Proved: Madras HC Acquits Wife Convicted Of Husband's Murder
Husband Is Wife's 'Protector'; His Burden U/S 106 Evidence Act To Explain Her Death On 'Higher Pedestal': Allahabad HC Upholds Life Term
Supreme Court Reverses Acquittal Of Man For Daughter-in-Law's Murder In 1997
Last-Seen-Theory Can't Be Invoked Unless Prosecution Establishes Prima Facie Case: Rajasthan High Court Acquits Death Row Convicts
Prosecution Must Disprove Accused's Plea Of Alibi Before Convicting Based On 'Last Seen' Theory : Supreme Court
S.106 Evidence Act Must Be Applied With Care, Can't Be Used To Make Up Prosecution's Inability : Supreme Court Explains Principles
Woman Died Within 4 Walls Of In-Laws' Home And Was Cremated Hurriedly: Rajasthan HC Overturns 22-Yr-Old Acquittal In Dowry Death Case
[Dowry Death] When Offence Committed Inside House, Initial Burden Of Proof Rests On Prosecution But Degree Becomes Lighter: Patna High Court
S.106 Evidence Act | Accused Has Duty To Offer Explanations When Offence Was Committed Within Privacy Of Their House : Supreme Court
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