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Police Officer Can Suo Motu Make Further Investigation In Cognizable Cases, Magistrates Permission Not Required: Allahabad High Court

Police Officer Can Suo Motu Make Further Investigation In Cognizable Cases, Magistrate's Permission Not Required: Allahabad High Court

24 April 2022

Section 173 CrPC - Magistrate Should Consider Initial Report & Supplementary Report Conjointly To Decide Whether To Proceed Against Accused : Supreme Court

Section 173 CrPC - Magistrate Should Consider Initial Report & Supplementary Report Conjointly To Decide Whether To Proceed Against Accused : Supreme Court

2 March 2022

Right Of Accused To Impeach Witness Testimony Indefeasible, Embargo Under Section 172(3) CrPC Not Applicable: Kerala High Court

Right Of Accused To Impeach Witness Testimony Indefeasible, Embargo Under Section 172(3) CrPC Not Applicable: Kerala High Court

22 Sept 2021

Supreme Court Nullifies Kerala High Court Direction That Final Report Under Section 173(2) CrPC Should Be Filed Even For Removal Of Accused

Supreme Court Nullifies Kerala High Court Direction That Final Report Under Section 173(2) CrPC Should Be Filed Even For Removal Of Accused

21 March 2021

Once The Investigation Is Completed It Is Mandatory For The Police To Inform The Informant About Action Taken: Tripura High Court

5 March 2021

Whether Anticipatory Bail Should Be Valid Only Till The Filing Of Charge Sheet?An Analysis

Whether Anticipatory Bail Should Be Valid Only Till The Filing Of Charge Sheet?An Analysis

15 July 2018

No Automatic Entitlement to Regular Bail Merely Because Accused Was Granted Anticipatory Bail: SC [Read Judgment]

No Automatic Entitlement to Regular Bail Merely Because Accused Was Granted Anticipatory Bail: SC [Read Judgment]

5 April 2018

Sanction shouldnt be granted for vexatious prosecution; revisional court is not justified in setting aside an order of Magistrate unless the order is perverse or wholly unreasonable: SC [Read the Judgment]

Sanction shouldn't be granted for vexatious prosecution; revisional court is not justified in setting aside an order of Magistrate unless the order is perverse or wholly unreasonable: SC [Read the Judgment]

17 Jan 2015