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Scope of bar under S.195--Once the High Court directs investigation into a specified offence mentioned in Section 195, bar under Section 195(1)(a) cannot be pressed into service--Legal Princ..
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Allegation of Abortion without consent was also made--After investigation S.313 IPC was dropped out of chargesheet--FIR quashed
Two maids on 24x7 basis were hired to aid the couple in their domestic work and maintenance--Wife is accustomed to these comforts and thus cannot be denied to enjoy the privileges--Interim m..
Vague Allegations--Complaint by senior citizen that son and daughter-in-law were ill-treating her and that her life is in danger--No role ascribed in complaint against her granddaughter and ..
Compromise between accused and father of victim--Objection by Third Party--Offence is against society--Thus, objection of locus standi is not maintainable--Quashing not in interest of justic..
Complainant alleged forceful sexual relationship with her--However, thereafter, neither did she stop meeting the appellant nor did she file a criminal complaint during the said period--FIR q..
Second Complaint--Even when Final Report filed after investigation, is accepted and protest petition thereto is rejected, the Magistrate can still take cognizance upon a second complaint or ..
Long Custody--Trial yet to commence--Bail granted..
Prosecution Document--If the genuineness of any document filed by a party is not disputed by the opposite party it can be read as substantive evidence under Section 294(3)CrPC..
Modification of Charge--Previous enmity between the parties--Weapons used are axe and sticks, which are commonly used by the agriculturists--No premeditation--No undue advantage taken--Charg..
Admissibility of--CCTV footage is one of the circumstances in the chain of circumstances relied upon by the prosecution.Even if one of the circumstances forming part of the chain is not prov..
Only back of Accused was seen--Witness has not come face to face with the Appellant--Witness acknowledges that he assumed it was appellant--Acquittal
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