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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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June 28, 2026
Section 138 NI Act Offences Can Be Compounded At Any Stage Even After Dismissal Of Revision Or Appeal: Madras High Court
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"In reference to offence under section 138 of N.I. Act read with section 147 of the said Act, the parties are at liberty to compound the matter at any stage...

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June 28, 2026
Unsuccessful Party Seeking Post-Award Interim Relief Under Section 9 Faces 'Higher Threshold', Must Show Rare & Compelling Circumstances: Bombay High Court
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"Where the applicant is faced with an adverse award, the threshold for obtaining interim protection becomes much higher... the applicant must demonstrate existence of exceptional circumstances which are capable of...

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June 28, 2026
Clerical Lapses Under Work Pressure Amount To Dereliction Of Duty, Not Crime: Madras High Court Quashes Corruption Case Against Deputy BDO
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"Lapse on the part of the petitioner (A1) while uploading documents of 742 beneficiaries deserves to be treated, at the most, only as dereliction of duty given the short span...

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June 28, 2026
Routine Bank Transfers Between Spouses For Daily Needs Are Gratuitous Payments, Not Recoverable As Entrusted Funds: Kerala High Court
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"Nature and frequency of these transactions, viewed in conjunction with the amounts involved in the remaining transfers, indicate that they were gratuitous payments exchanged between spouses in the ordinary course...

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June 28, 2026
Presence Of Magistrate Not Mandatory For Recording Dying Declaration; Conviction Can Be Based On DD Recorded By Police: Bombay High Court
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"Although presence of a Magistrate is not absolutely necessary for recording of a dying declaration but to ensure authenticity and credibility, it is expected that a Magistrate be requested to...

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June 27, 2026
Registration Of Trademark Confers Exclusive Right To Sue For Infringement Irrespective Of Whether Mark Is In Use: Delhi High Court
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"The non-use of the registered trademark by a proprietor would not, ipso facto, deprive or disentitle a registered proprietor from exercising the right to sue a third-party for infringement of...

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June 27, 2026
Non-Preparation Of ‘Nil’ Seizure List After Searching Raiding Officer Not Fatal To NDPS Prosecution: Calcutta High Court
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"When nothing objectionable is recovered from the body of the Raiding Officer and a deposition to that extent is available from the evidence of the witnesses, non-preparation of the nil...

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June 27, 2026
Orissa Grama Panchayats Act | No Bar On Rescheduling No-Confidence Motion Meeting Before Its Commencement: High Court
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"There is no infraction in deferring the meeting before it has commenced. The bar under Section 24(2)(h) of the Act against adjournment applies only once the proceedings of the meeting...

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June 27, 2026
Extension Of Remand Beyond 180 Days Under NDPS Act Requires Public Prosecutor's Independent Report, Not Just IO's Request: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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"Public Prosecutor must independently apply his mind, assess investigation progress, and justify further detention of the accused. He is not a mere forwarding authority; his report must clearly show satisfaction...

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