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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

"The trial courts would do well to bestow equal attention to the defence evidence as that bestowed on the prosecution evidence. There is no cause

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  • July 14, 2026

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  • 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
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  • Arms Act | Mere Recovery Of Weapon From House Not Sufficient To Prove Guilt Under Arms Act Without 'Conscious Possession': Supreme Court
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  • Defense Evidence Must Be Given Equal Weightage; Accused Not Obliged To Prove Innocence Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Supreme Court

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July 14, 2026
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
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"The trial courts would do well to bestow equal attention to the defence evidence as that bestowed on the prosecution evidence. There is no cause to approach the defence evidence...

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July 14, 2026
Arms Act | Mere Recovery Of Weapon From House Not Sufficient To Prove Guilt Under Arms Act Without 'Conscious Possession': Supreme Court
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"If it is admitted that the incriminating material was kept in the house due to grave fear and or threat of life, then certainly, it cannot be said that such...

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July 14, 2026
Defense Evidence Must Be Given Equal Weightage; Accused Not Obliged To Prove Innocence Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Supreme Court
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By: sayum

"Trial courts would do well to bestow equal attention to the defense evidence as that bestowed on the prosecution evidence. There is no cause to approach the defense evidence with...

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July 14, 2026
CRPF Must Provide Alternate Posting To Disabled Personnel; 2002 Exemption Notification For Armed Forces Not Retrospective: Supreme Court
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"Appellants were required to find a chair for the respondent, and not wait for the respondent to beg for one. By not offering alternate posting, the appellants failed in their...

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July 14, 2026
Section 47 PwD Act Is Peremptory; Employers Must Not Wait For Disabled Employee To Beg For Alternate Post: Supreme Court
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"The statutory mandate of Section 47, PwD Act is too peremptory to be ignored. Appellants were required to find a chair for the respondent, and not wait for the respondent...

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July 14, 2026
Minority Right Under Article 30 Does Not Include Right To Burden Exchequer With Non-Competitive Appointments: Supreme Court
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"Aid without accountability is constitutionally unsustainable. Minority right under clause (1) of Article 30 of the Constitution does not and cannot include the right to burden the exchequer with appointments...

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July 14, 2026
Foreigner Declaration Can't Be A Mechanical Exercise; Even In Ex Parte Cases, Tribunals Must Examine Material: Supreme Court
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"An ex parte proceeding may dispense with the participation of the absent party, but it does not dispense with objective consideration and meaningful adjudication by the Tribunal." Supreme Court of...

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July 14, 2026
Standard Of Proof In MACT Claims Is Preponderance Of Probabilities; Courts Cannot Discard Eyewitness For Photos Taken 10 Hours After Accident: Supreme Court
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"The standard of proof in proceedings before a Motor Accident Claims Tribunal is one of preponderance of probabilities and not proof beyond reasonable doubt, as is required in criminal trials....

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July 14, 2026
Private Photographs Taken Hours After Accident By Interested Parties Cannot Be Sole Basis To Determine Negligence: Supreme Court
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"The circumstances in which the photographs were taken and produced render them inherently suspect and incapable of forming the sole basis for determining negligence." Supreme Court, in a significant ruling...

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