Admitted Documents Need No Formal Proof: Supreme Court Clarifies in Landmark Judgment
Supreme Court clarifies that admitted documents need no formal proof, reinforcing the authority of trial courts.
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Aug 135 min read
None of the Ingredients for Conviction Were Attracted: A Detailed Analysis of Mahendra Kumar Sonker vs. State of Madhya Pradesh
Key insights from the Supreme Court's analysis in Mahendra Kumar Sonker vs. State of MP: Jostling isn't assault under IPC Section 353
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Jul 104 min read
Doubt Always Belongs to the Accused: Supreme Court's Landmark Judgement in P. Sasikumar vs State
Supreme Court acquits P. Sasikumar, emphasizing the importance of fair trial and proper identification procedures in criminal cases.
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May 174 min read
Balancing Justice and Matrimonial Harmony: Supreme Court's Landmark Judgment in Dasari Srikanth v. State of Telangana
Supreme Court quashes convictions in Dasari Srikanth case, highlighting justice and matrimonial harmony. Read the landmark judgment analysis
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May 175 min read
Supreme Court Clarifies Bigamy Law: 'Essential Ingredients of Offence Under Section 494 IPC' Revealed
Supreme Court clarifies bigamy laws under Section 494 IPC, emphasizing essential ingredients and evidentiary standards in landmark judgement
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May 164 min read
Supreme Court of India's Detailed Analysis on Evaluating Evidence in Rape Cases
Supreme Court's landmark ruling emphasizes the importance of victim testimony and evidence evaluation in rape cases.
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May 164 min read
A Dying Declaration Speaks: Supreme Court Affirms Conviction in Rajendra Kolhe Case
Supreme Court affirms conviction in Rajendra Kolhe case, highlighting the pivotal role of dying declarations in criminal justice.
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May 164 min read
Supreme Court Quashes FIR: Tool to Wreak Vengeance Against the Appellant
Supreme Court quashes FIR, calling it a "tool to wreak vengeance," emphasizing the need for timely, credible complaints in criminal cases.
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May 154 min read
Hostile Witness Testimony: 'Evidence Cannot Be Rejected in Toto' - Supreme Court Ruling in Selvamani Case
Supreme Court affirms conviction in Selvamani case, underscoring that hostile witness evidence cannot be entirely discarded.
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