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Mere Presence And Possession Of Stick Cannot Establish Common Intention To Commit Murder Without Proof Of Functional Relationship: Allahabad High Court

"An accused may commit or participate in an act constituting one offence, but that fact alone cannot make him constructively liable for another offence unless the act

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  • Mere Presence And Possession Of Stick Cannot Establish Common Intention To Commit Murder Without Proof Of Functional Relationship: Allahabad High Court
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138 NI Act | Accused Can Seek Expert Handwriting Analysis If Complainant Specifically Asserts Accused Wrote Cheque Entries In Their Presence: Kerala High Court
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"Where the complainant comes forward with the definite contention that the accused wrote the entries in the impugned cheque in his handwriting and signed it in front of the complainant,...

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June 30, 2026
Bail To Juvenile Is Rule Under JJ Act But Can Be Denied To Prevent Association With Criminals: Patna High Court
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"From perusal of Section 12 of the J.J. Act, 2015, it clearly emerges that Section 12 of the Act overrides the bail provisions as contained in the Criminal Procedure Act,...

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June 30, 2026
Failure To Communicate Grounds Of Arrest In Writing Violates Mandatory Statutory & Constitutional Provisions: Orissa High Court Grants Bail
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 "The grounds of arrest must be communicated in writing to the arrestee in the language he/she understands," Orissa High Court has held that the failure of an arresting officer to...

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June 30, 2026
Women Partners In Firms Involved In Economic Offenses Cannot Claim Immunity Merely On Account Of Gender: Madras High Court
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"Contention that the women accused deserve a different treatment merely on account of their gender cannot be accepted. The records reveal that the daughter and daughter-in-law of the principal accused...

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June 30, 2026
Married Daughter Entitled To Compassionate Appointment If Rules Amended By Substitution; Amendment Relates Back To Original Date: Karnataka High Court
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"Where amendment to a Rule or Act is by way of substitution, the amended provision is to be read as if it was there in the statute book from the...

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June 30, 2026
Reservation Under Development Plan Lapses If Revision Proceedings Not Initiated Within 10-Year Statutory Period: Gujarat High Court
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"If the contrary interpretation is accepted, the statutory protection conferred upon the owner or occupier under Section 20(2) would stand rendered illusory, as the authority could indefinitely postpone acquisition by...

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June 30, 2026
Trial Court Cannot Meticulously Analyze Evidence At Bail Stage; Rape Is An Offence Against Society: J&K High Court Cancels Accused's Bail
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"At the time of considering a bail application, it is not open to a trial court to undertake meticulous analysis of the evidence recorded during the trial of the case,"...

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June 30, 2026
Presumption Of Guilt Under Section 54 NDPS Act Not Available If Mandatory Sampling Procedure Under Section 52A Is Flouted: Calcutta High Court
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"Where there has been lapse on the part of the police in either following the procedure laid down in Section 52A of the NDPS Act or the prosecution in proving...

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June 30, 2026
Only Parliament Can Amend Scheduled Caste List; Courts Can't Declare Castes As 'Synonyms' Of Notified Entries: Allahabad High Court
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"It is only Parliament that is competent to amend the Orders issued under Articles 341 and 342, and Clause (2) of the said Articles does not permit anyone to seek...

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