Has Section 360 Cr.P.C. Any Application In A State Where The Probation Of Offenders Act, 1958 Has Been Brought Into Force?30 April 2019 5:02 AM GMTAccording to a recent verdict of the Supreme Court of India in Lakhanlal @ Lakhan Singh v. State ofMadhya Pradesh (Criminal Appeal No. 1306 of 2013) rendered on 04-04-2019, the provisions of the...
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All You Want To Know About Recording Of Confessions (Section 164 CrPC) [Part-IV]29 April 2019 4:14 AM GMTRead the first part HereRead the Second Part HereRead the third part HereEVIDENTIARY VALUE OF CONFESSION A Confession is ordinarily admissible in evidence. It is a relevant fact. It...
IntroductionThis article was originally confined to the objectionable parallel trial by the media, of a case which may be the imminent or current subject matter of a trial before a Court of...
A private complaint was filed before the Enquiry Commissioner and Special Judge, Thrissur (“Special Judge” for short) by one Biju Kochupaul against one Muhammed Nissam and 14 others including K. S....
I thought of penning this article before the news “value” of the “Bar and the Media” controversy, dies down. The purpose of this article is, however, not to breed any hatred between the Bar and the...
The right (if not otherwise restricted) of the media to report the Court proceedings can arise only after the Presiding Judge passes an order and that too, after the arguments on both sides have been...
According to a learned Judge of the High Court of Kerala (Vide Oommen Chandy v. State of Kerala - 2016 (3) KHC 621), in order to enable a Magistrate/Special Judge to order investigation under Section...
The complex process of tendering pardon to an approver continues to baffle the Bench and the Bar alike. It is more due to want of proper comprehension than due to lack of procedural clarity that no...
If a Judge is of opinion that the interpretation of a legal provision by another Judge in a reported verdict, is erroneous, then, in the absence of a binding precedent to the contrary either by a...
Justice V. Ramkumar, former Judge of Kerala High Court has written two Articles in Livelaw regarding Cancellation of BailCancellation of Bail ; Kerala HC Jt in James George @ Basaliyos Marthoma Yakob...
As per the common order dated 05-01-2016 in Shri. B.S. Yeddyurappa Vs. The State of Karnataka (Writ Petition No. 41228 of 2015 and connected cases), a learned Judge of the Karnataka High Court, has...
1. Under sub-rule 1 of Order XLI Rule 22 CPC a respondent may, not only support the decree (which is wholly in his favour) but also may assail any (adverse) finding against him without filing any...
Courts subordinate to the High Court have no inherent power under Sec. 482 Cr.P.C. or otherwise (See AIR 1977 SC 2432 - Mithabhai Pashabhai Patel v. State of Gujarat - (2009) 6 SCC 332).A...
After taking into consideration the various draft codes prepared by the All-India Newspaper Editors' Conference (A.I.N.E.C.) and the Indian Federation of Working Journalists, as also the code...
The term “fourth estate” comes from the Reporter's gallery in the House of Commons of the British Parliament. The said expression is currently issued to mean the journalistic profession and the news...
