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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...

Can't Permit Single Mother To Sell Minor's Share In Property Under Garb Of Child's Maintenance Sans Material Detailing Income & Expenses: Gujarat HC

The Gujarat High Court has held that even if a mother seeks to sell off the property of her minor child, despite her being a natural guardian, she can be looked at with suspicion and be denied...

Objective Of Investigation Is To Unearth Truth, IO Can't Throw Out Material Evidence Produced By Accused By Merely Citing S.91 CrPC: J&K&L High Court

Order 41 Rule 31 CPC | First Appellate Court Ought To Consider Evidence On Record, In Particular Those Relied Upon By Trial Court: Supreme Court

Court May Note Objections On Oral Evidence During Trial, Admissibility To Be Decided While Pronouncing Verdict & Not At Time Of Examination: Delhi HC

Re-Examination Can't Be Used To Give Chance To Witness To Undo Statement Made In Cross Examination & Fill Lacunae In Evidence: Delhi High Court

Mere Delay In Filing FIR Not Fatal In Motor Accident Claims If Adequate Explanation Is Offered: Gujarat High Court

Trial Court Must Not Be Overtly Possessed By Nature Of Offence: Jharkhand HC Sets Aside Conviction & Capital Punishment Of Rape & Murder Accused

The Entry In Revenue Records Isn't Conclusive Evidence of Possession: Jharkhand High Court

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

Framing Of Charges | Investigation Into Offence & Elaborate Appreciation Of Evidence Discouraged, Only Prima Facie Material Significant: Delhi HC

Cross-Examination Is Rule Of Essential Justice, Non-Cross-Examination Implies Statement Of Witness Has Not Been Disputed: Andhra Pradesh High Court

FIR & Chargesheet Can Be Quashed If Allegations Or Evidence Do Not Establish Commission Of An Offence: Delhi High Court

Prima Facie Appreciation Of Evidence & Application Of Judicial Mind Must For Summoning Order To Be Just And Legal: Delhi High Court

Statement Of Witness Recorded U/S 161 CrPC Is Only For Confrontation In Cross-Examination, Does Not Fall Within Ambit Of Evidence: Allahabad HC

Circumstantial Evidence Should Not Only Be Consistent With Guilt Of Accused But Also Be Inconsistent With His Innocence: Allahabad HC Reiterates

Tax Authorities Duty Bound To Take Show- Cause Notice To Logical End Within Reasonable Time : Bombay HC Sets Aside 15 Year Old Notice

'Duty To Produce Basic Proof Of Allegations Not Absolved In PIL': Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Alleging Govt Officials Of Embezzling Public Funds

Dying Declaration Can Be The Sole Basis Of Conviction If It Is True & Voluntary: Telangana High Court Reiterates

Under Section 482 CrPC Jurisdiction, Court Can't Examine If Subsequent Statement Was Improvement Of Sec 161 Statement: AP High Court