Delhi High Court Mandates Comprehensive Arrest Memo Reforms to Protect Accused’s Rights
Delhi High Court directs police to revise arrest memos to explicitly state the reasons for arrest to protect the rights of an accused and observe procedural transparency.
The Delhi High Court Ruled That The Accused Of Money Laundering Is Not The Same As The Accused Of Murder Or Rape When Granting Bail In The PMLA Case
When granting bail in the PMLA case, the Delhi High Court decided that the accused of money laundering is not the same as the accused of rape or murder.
Gujarat HC Issues Guidelines for Termination Of Pregnancy
Gujarat High Court has introduced guidelines to expedite the process of obtaining medical board opinions on abortions, ensuring timely, fair, and consistent access to necessary assessments.
Accused’s Right To Access Digital Evidence: The Kerala High Court Upholds The Principles Of Fair Trial
Kerala High Court granted the revision petition, set aside the order of the special court and granted conditional access to the CCTV footage to the accused.
Punjab & Haryana HC Acquitted Convict In Murder Case After Determining Witness Testimony Was Not Reliable
court also said that the witness had to describe the key characteristics of the accused before giving a statement to the police. These findings were made while hearing an appeal against Kuldeep Singh's conviction under Sections 302, 392 of the IPC in a
Punjab & Haryana HC Overturns Family Court Order, Says Past Employment No Ground to Deny Maintenance
Punjab & Haryana High Court rules that past employment cannot justify denying maintenance to a wife, emphasizing courts must consider present financial circumstances over historical employment status.
The Trial Court’s Use Of The Mahabharata To Impose The Death Penalty Is Disapproved Of By The Bombay High Court
The trial court's justifications for imposing the death penalty are somewhat peculiar. We believe that the trial court's quotation of a Mahabharata verse is unjustified," the court stated
Delhi Court Denies Prosecution of Amanatullah Khan in Money Laundering Case Due to Missing Sanction
A Delhi court recently declined to take cognizance of a supplementary prosecution complaint filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Amanatullah Khan in a money laundering case. Special Judge Jitendra Singh cited the absence of mandatory government sanction
Allahabad HC Observed mere existence of mental disorder of any degree is not sufficient to seek divorce in HMA
Section 13(1)(iii) of the HMA provides that either spouse may apply for a divorce if the other spouse is unsound or suffering from a mental disorder. Senate Session Senate Ranjan Roy and Om Prakash Shukla
The Madhya Pradesh High Court Has Stayed The Ruling That Requires The Marriage Registrar To Record Interfaith Unions
Before being brought before the Registrar of Marriage to have her statement recorded, the Hindu woman was counseled by a single-judge bench led by Justice Vishal Dhagat to reevaluate her choice to wed the guy.
