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Section 30 Evidence Act | Confession of Co-Accused Cannot Substitute Legal Proof: Orissa High Court

“Suspicion, howsoever strong, should not be allowed to take the place of proof”— In a seminal ruling the High Court of Orissa, comprising Justice S.K. Sahoo

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  • Ante-Timed FIR, Contradictory Testimony & Probable False Implication: Allahabad High Court Acquits Acid Attack Convicts

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January 04, 2026
Section 30 Evidence Act | Confession of Co-Accused Cannot Substitute Legal Proof: Orissa High Court
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“Suspicion, howsoever strong, should not be allowed to take the place of proof”— In a seminal ruling the High Court of Orissa, comprising Justice S.K. Sahoo and Justice Chittaranjan Dash,...

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January 04, 2026
Whether Co-operative Banks Must Approach DRT for Recovery Above ₹10 Lakh Needs Larger Bench Determination: Bombay High Court Flags Constitutional and Statutory Conflict
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“In absence of clear legislative intent, jurisdictional ouster of Co-operative Courts cannot be inferred — the question demands authoritative determination by a larger bench”: Bombay High Court referred to a...

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January 04, 2026
Ante-Timed FIR, Contradictory Testimony & Probable False Implication: Allahabad High Court Acquits Acid Attack Convicts
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“When a witness admits ‘I was asleep and knew nothing’, their entire credibility collapses”, High Court of Judicature at Allahabad (Bench comprising Justice J.J. Munir and Justice Nalin Kumar Srivastava)...

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January 04, 2026
Rejection of Plaint Denied in Partition Suit Where ‘Joint Family Fund’ Acquisition is Specifically Pleaded: Delhi High Court
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“The Court, at this stage, is not required to examine the truth or otherwise of the allegations but only to see whether the plaint, on its face, discloses a cause...

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January 04, 2026
“Mere Absence of Ticket Does Not Disqualify Passenger Status; Strong Presumption Arises from Inquest, Medical and Police Records: Orissa High Court
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Death Caused by Fall from Moving Train is an 'Untoward Incident' - Orissa High Court delivered a pivotal judgment in Alpana Roy & Others v. Union of India, addressing the...

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January 04, 2026
Limitation | Ignorance of Proceedings Is No Excuse When Applicant Was Power of Attorney Holder Throughout: Himachal Pradesh High Court
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“Law Is Hard, But It Is the Law”, Himachal Pradesh High Court, in a significant ruling delivered by Hon’ble Mr. Justice Bipin Chander Negi in Achhroo Devi v. Yatish Chander,...

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January 04, 2026
Section 173(8) CrPC | Magistrate Cannot Suo Motu Order ‘Re-Investigation’ After Discharging Accused: J&K High Court
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“The learned trial Magistrate, on the one hand, proceeded to discharge the accused and, in the same breath, directed re-investigation of the case. Both directions are inherently contradictory.”— In a...

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January 04, 2026
Order Framing Charge is ‘Interlocutory’ and Not Appealable; Remedy Lies Only Under Section 482 CrPC/528 BNSS: Delhi High Court
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“The term ‘intermediate order’ is a concept of revisional jurisdiction, which cannot be applied while interpreting the term ‘appeal’ both on facts and law.”— In a seminal ruling the Delhi...

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January 04, 2026
NDPS Court Cannot Issue Warrants at Investigation Stage: Punjab & Haryana High Court
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"Disclosure Statement of Co-Accused Is Not Substantive Evidence" – In a significant ruling reasserting the procedural safeguards available to accused persons under the NDPS Act, the Punjab and Haryana High...

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