Home
Lawyers & Law Firms
NRI Law
Supreme Court
Top Stories
News Updates
Columns
Interviews
Foreign/International
RTI
Know the Law
Law Schools
Law Firms
Job Updates
Book Reviews
Events Corner
Videos
Sponsored
Contact Us
Advertise with Us
Round Ups
IBC News
Environmental Law
Cartoons
Tax
Arbitration
Consumer Cases
X
Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "#Section 156(3) CrPC"
The Catch-22 of ‘No Investigation without Sanction’ and ‘No Sanction without Investigation’: A Critical Analysis of Anil Kumar v. M.K.Aiyappa (2013)
Magistrate Can’t Order Investigation By SHO Of Police Station Outside His Territorial Jurisdiction: Delhi HC [Read Judgment]
Complainant Can’t Approach HC For Registering FIR Without Exhausting Remedies Under CrPC: Madras HC [Read Judgment]
Calcutta HC directs Magistrates to ensure that order for investigation U/S 156(3) CrPC must reach Police station forthwith [Read Judgment]
A Judicial officer cannot be penalized for passing erroneous orders: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
SC reiterates that Registration of FIR is mandatory when a Magistrate orders investigation U/S 156(3) of CrPC [Read Judgment]
A Stay Order Turns into a ‘SAVE ORDER’
Sanction to prosecute Public Servant, not required at pre cognizance stage ; Supreme Court Jt in Anil Kumar v. Aiyappa is per incuriam : Kerala HC
< Prev Page