Whether an accused additionally summoned u/s 319 of the CrPC, is entitled to a hearing on point of discharge, or not?
The short but important question that this post seeks to answer is : “Whether an accused additionally summoned u/s 319 of
Category: Criminal Law
Model Question and Answer on S.34, 10 and 17 of the Evidence Act.
Fact Sheet : On April 3rd, 2001, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), New Delhi, searched the premises of
Constitutionality of Section 66A of the IT Act. A note on the landmark judgment in Shreya Singhal (2015)
In a decision that provides a much needed boost to freedom of speech and expression in the country, the SC
Standard of Proof of Rebuttal in Dowry Death Cases
The Supreme Court recently in Sher Singh v. State of Haryana, (2015) 3 SCC 724, while interpreting Section 304B and
A Note on Further Investigation/Section 173(8) of the CrPC
* In this note we try to demystify the provisions relating to ‘Further Investigation, post filing of police report’ Magisterial
Model Answer on distinction between Kidnapping and Abduction.
The distinction between the offence of ‘Kidnapping’ and ‘Abduction’ is often smudged and misconceived. This is because both these offences
Delhi Witness Protection Scheme (2015)
Witnesses disappearing or turning hostile is a major stumbling block in successful criminal justice administration. The need for a specific
Model Answer on ‘Culpable Homicide/Murder, Defence of Grave & Sudden Provocation’
Question : Accused ‘A’ doing M.A in Ancient History in the year 2008 was staying at University Hostel. On
Supreme Court on the Law of Sedition.
Section 124A of the IPC has been in the news lately, for a spate of prosecutions initiated under the Section.
The Procedural Aspects of Issue of Process; Understanding Summons, Warrants and Proclamation.
Summons, Warrants and Proclamation are the measures by which court seeks to ensure appearance of parties/accused/witnesses, before itself, ranging from
