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No minimum punishment has been prescribed for offence under S.61(1)(a) of Excise Act--Petitioner has suffered agony of trial for last 20 years--Sentence reduced to period already undergone..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Role of Petitioner is that said amount was received in his account and was further transferred--Petitioner is student of B-Tech--Further pre trial custody is not justified at this stage--Bai..
Complainant had invested money on asking of his brother and money was transferred to his brother account which was further transferred to accused person--Neither inducement was made by the a..
Supreme Court
Drug Trafficking--Recovery of non-commercial quantity--Recovery was made only from co-accused, however, the petitioner was in touch with co-accused through his mobile phone--Bail granted..
Forged GPA prepared through Notary Public--Petitioner is an Advocate and in such capacity, he scribed the sale deed and he is not the beneficiary at all--Bail granted..
Complainant was shown photograph by police but the same was not exhibited--Complainant had not identified the accused in the Court--Acquittal..
Neither there was severance of relationship with the parent department nor he had ceased to be a public servant upon being sent on deputation--Thus, sanction for prosecution under S.197 CrPC..
Material improvement with regard to conduct of accused which caused suspicion and was not mentioned initially in ruqa--Acquittal..
Conduct of Complainant--Allegations are only against the appellant (mother-in-law) and even the husband of deceased has not been implicated--This reflects on the overall honest conduct of th..
Answers given by the accused cannot be taken against the co-accused..
Parole period shall only be subtracted from the total sentence and not from the actual sentence..
Where no minimum sentence was prescribed, investigation has to be completed within 60 days even though maximum punishment of 14 years was prescribed under S.167(2) CrPC/S.187 BNSS..
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