Criminal Writ Petition – Quashment of interception orders under the Indian Telegraph Act 1885 – Violation of right to privacy – Compliance with Article 19 and 21 of the Indian Constitution – Lack of sufficient reasoning and procedural safeguards. (Para 1)
Provisions of Section 5(2) of the Indian Telegraph Act – Requirement for occurrences of public emergency or int...
Criminal Procedure Code – Sections 82 and 83 – Quashing of orders – Petitioners sought quashing of order summoning them by way of proclamation under Section 82 Cr.P.C. and declaring them proclaimed persons under Section 83 Cr.P.C. – Petitioners contended that their business had ceased to exist before the pandemic, and they were never served with warrants – Court found...
Personal appearance – Exemption from – Parameters for granting exemption from personal appearance – Accused entitled to exemption when facing hardship or inconvenience due to trial delays – Factors to consider: being a woman, elderly, disabled, facing economic or physical hardship, or required to travel long distances – Each case to be assessed on its own facts and ci...
Offence of stalking under Section 354-D IPC – Ingredients required to establish the offence – Intent to foster personal interaction despite clear disinterest – Legislative intention and concerns of misuse (Paragraphs 6, 10, 12, and 19).
Offence under Section 509 IPC – Requirement of prima facie establishment of intention to insult the modesty of a woman –...
Further Investigation - Quashing of supplementary charge-sheet and summoning order - Scope of further investigation by Investigating Officer - Liability of witness of an agreement to sell - Whether further investigation can be conducted without prior permission of Magistrate - Whether witness of an agreement to sell can be held criminally liable - Held, further investigation by the Investigating O...
Quashing of FIR – Petition filed for quashing FIR No. 129/2021 registered under Section 363 of IPC – Cognizance taken under Sections 366, 376, 376(2)(n), Section 5(1)(j)(ii), and Section 6 of The POCSO Act – Petitioner and victim married and have a child – Victim’s statement recorded under Section 164 of Cr.P.C. stating marriage and consensual physical relationship &n...
Prima facie material required to connect accused with alleged crime - Abuse of process of law - Right to personal liberty - Constitution of India, Article 21. [Para 18]
2. Registration of case under Karnataka Protection of Interest of Depositors in Financial Establishment Act, 2004 - Preliminary satisfaction report not submitted - Prima facie material required - Abuse of process of co...
Eviction Orders - Alleged encroachment on gair mumkin rasta (pathway) in khasra No. 145 - Petitioners challenged eviction orders issued by Assistant Collector Ist Grade, Rewari, and Collector, Rewari - Reliance on demarcation report - Objections raised by petitioners - Violation of guidelines, ex parte demarcation, failure to ascertain fixed points, and relay them onto the ground. (Para 1-3)
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Criminal Law – Quashing of FIR – Heinous Offences – Petition to quash FIR for rape under Section 376(2)(n) IPC on the basis of compromise between the parties – Prosecutrix claimed allegations were made in a fit of anger – Court held that FIRs involving serious offences like rape cannot be quashed even if a compromise is reached – Petition dismissed. [Para 12-13]...
Criminal Procedure - Quashing of charges - Framing of charges under Section 506 IPC only - Petition filed under Section 482 of CrPC to set aside order framing charges - Allegations of trespass, threats, and theft - Co-ownership of property established - No exclusive possession by the petitioner - Insufficient evidence for charges under Sections 379 and 380 IPC - Prima facie case made out for charg...