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Karnataka High Court Acquits Woman Accused Of Murdering Her Two Months Old Child By Throwing In River

The Karnataka High Court recently set aside the conviction and sentence of life imprisonment imposed on a woman for allegedly causing the death of her two months old girl-child, who was suffering...

Extra Judicial Confession Made By Co-Accused Could Be Admitted In Evidence Only For Corroboration: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court observed that extra judicial confession made by the co-accused could be admitted in evidence only as a corroborative piece of evidence.In absence of any substantive evidence against...

Fundamental Rights Of Armed Forces Cannot Be Curtailed Unless It Is Required To Ensure Proper Discharge Of Their Duties: J&K HC Declares Rule 129 Of BSF Rules Ultra Vires The Constitution

Hearsay Statements Made Contemporaneously With Act Or Immediately Thereafter Admissible U/S 6 Evidence Act: MP High Court

No Adverse Inference U/S 114 Indian Evidence Act If Prosecution Fails To Prove Presence Of Accused At Murder Scene: Karnataka High Court

Evidence Of Last Seen Together By Itself Not Conclusive That Death Was At Hands Of Accused: Bombay High Court

Section 27 Recovery Must Satisfy Court's Conscience; Prosecution May At Times Take Advantage Of Custody Of Accused By Other Means : Supreme Court

Only That Part Of Statement Of Accused Which Leads To Section 27 Recovery Should Be Recorded : Supreme Court

'Either IOs Deliberately Leaving Lacuna Or Don't Know Evidence Law': MP High Court Grants Bail To Man Arrested On Confession Of Co-Accused

Witness Examined U/S 165 Evidence Act Is Required To Be Cross Examined To Elicit Further Truth/Other Relevant Facts: Chhattisgarh High Court

Jurisdiction U/S 100 CPC Is So Limited That Even Wrong Or Grossly Inexcusable Finding Of Fact Cannot Be Interfered With: Bombay High Court

Degree Of Certainty Must Be Arrived At Before A Fact Is Said To Be Proved: Madras High Court

Police Officer Not Obligated To Register FIR On Information About Offence "Likely To Take Place": Karnataka High Court

Govt Has Initiated Process To Amend IPC, CrPC & Indian Evidence Act Comprehensively: Centre Informs Rajya Sabha

Handwriting On A Disputed Document Cannot Be Compared With Signatures On Vakalat & Written Statement: Andhra Pradesh High Court

Handwriting Expert's Opinion Not The Only Mode To Prove Signature And Handwriting : Supreme Court

Judges To Tread Cautiously In Circumstantial Evidence, Can't Allow Conjectures & Suspicion To Take Place Of Proof: Telangana High Court

Statement Of Co-Accused U/S 25 Evidence Act Inadmissible In Court But Significant For Investigation: Gujarat High Court Refuses To Quash FIR

"Mujhse Bahut Badi Galti Huwi Hai": Bombay High Court Cites Extra-Judicial Confession To Uphold Conviction, Commute Death Penalty Of 23 Yr Old

Final Report Not Substantive Piece Of Evidence But A Collective Opinion Of Investigating Officer: Supreme Court