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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 106 Evidence Act"
S. 106 Evidence Act | Accused Can't Be Asked To Discharge Burden Of Proof When Prima Facie Case Wasn't Established By Prosecution: Supreme Court
Mechanical Addition Of S. 302 IPC 'Unsustainable': Allahabad HC Explains When Trial Courts Can Add Murder Charge In Dowry Death Cases
S. 106 Evidence Act | Unless Prosecution Proves Case Beyond Reasonable Doubt, Burden Of Proof Can't Be Shifted To Accused: Jharkhand High Court
Patna High Court Orders ₹2 Lakh Compensation To Man Who Was Subjected To 'Severe' Torture, Assault In Police Custody
Principles Of Applying Section 106 Of Evidence Act : Supreme Court Explains
Section 106 Evidence Act Not Attracted Unless Prosecution Prima Facie Discharges Initial Burden Of Establishing Guilt Of Accused: Allahabad HC
"Burden To Prove Mental Incapacity Is On The Defence" : Supreme Court Upholds Conviction Of Man Accused Of Killing His Two Sons
Can't Place Reverse Burden On Accused U/S 106 Evidence Act If Prosecution Hasn't Discharged Its Burden First: Allahabad HC
Section 106 Evidence Act Doesn't Absolve Prosecution Of Discharging Duty To Prove Case Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Allahabad HC
Conviction Cannot Be Solely On Extra Judicial Confession Unless Supported By Chain Of Cogent Circumstances: Madras High Court
Presumption U/S 139 NI Act Akin To General Rule Of Evidence Incorporated In S. 106 Evidence Act: Jharkhand High Court
Section 106 Evidence Act Applies To Cases Where Chain Of Events Has Been Successfully Established By The Prosecution: Supreme Court
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