Children's Court Must Pass Specific Order Under Section 19(1) JJ Act To Try Minor As Adult; Trial Vitiated Otherwise: Supreme Court Order Refusing Leave To File Belated Written Statement To Counter-Claim Not Appealable Under Commercial Courts Act: Supreme Court 120-Day Limit For Written Statements In Commercial Suits Applies To Plaintiff’s Reply To Counter-Claim: Supreme Court One-Sided Infatuation Not Proof Of Motive; 'Last Seen' Evidence Must Be Cogent To Establish Guilt: Supreme Court Failure To Seal Seized Articles & Lack Of Blood At Crime Scene Fatal To Prosecution Case: Supreme Court Acquits Wife In Murder Trial Private Photographs Taken Hours After Accident By Interested Parties Cannot Be Sole Basis To Determine Negligence: Supreme Court Standard Of Proof In MACT Claims Is Preponderance Of Probabilities; Courts Cannot Discard Eyewitness For Photos Taken 10 Hours After Accident: Supreme Court Foreigner Declaration Can't Be A Mechanical Exercise; Even In Ex Parte Cases, Tribunals Must Examine Material: Supreme Court Minority Right Under Article 30 Does Not Include Right To Burden Exchequer With Non-Competitive Appointments: Supreme Court Section 47 PwD Act Is Peremptory; Employers Must Not Wait For Disabled Employee To Beg For Alternate Post: Supreme Court CRPF Must Provide Alternate Posting To Disabled Personnel; 2002 Exemption Notification For Armed Forces Not Retrospective: Supreme Court Defense Evidence Must Be Given Equal Weightage; Accused Not Obliged To Prove Innocence Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Supreme Court Distance Between 'May Be True' And 'Must Be True' Must Be Paved With Legal Evidence: Supreme Court Acquits Husband In 26-Year-Old Dowry Death Case Arms Act | Mere Recovery Of Weapon From House Not Sufficient To Prove Guilt Under Arms Act Without 'Conscious Possession': Supreme Court Presumption That Bride Hands Over Gold To Husband For Safekeeping Not Reflective Of Modern Reality; Marriage Expenses Not Refundable: Kerala High Court Certificates Issued By School Authorities To Investigating Officer Are Statements Under Section 161 CrPC, Hit By Section 162 Bar: Delhi High Court