Digi - Legal Insights

FIR quashed where allegations, though well-drafted, were found to be malicious and instituted with ulterior motives; ingredients of offence under Sections 415 and 420 IPC not made out even if FIR taken at face value.

Discharge application rejected where prima facie material showed public servant demanded and accepted gratification; sufficient evidence exists to frame charge under Sections 7, 13(1)(d), 13(2) of Prevention of Corruption Act.

Acquittal under Prevention of Corruption Act upheld where prosecution failed to prove demand and acceptance of bribe through consistent and independent evidence.

Arrest without timely communication of grounds and after sunset held violative of Article 22(1) of Constitution and Section 50A CrPC; bail granted in economic offence case.

Offences against public tranquility-Bail granted as applicant cooperated with investigation and no breach of protection order conditions was found.

Reasonable grounds to refuse anticipatory bail where charge-sheet discloses financial links between applicant and co-accused involved in trafficking of mephedrone, a heinous psychotropic substance.

Delay in trial infringes right to speedy trial under Article 21; bail granted despite serious charges under IPC and SC/ST Act.

Appellants are acquitted of alleged charges, as prosecution failed to present an unbroken chain of circumstances, leading to a conclusion that doubts remain about Appellants guilt

High Court made an error in overturning Trial Courts acquittal without proving its findings were perverse hence, Appellants conviction is overturned, leading to their acquittal due to reasonable doubt.

Courts erred in convicting Appellant based on presented evidence leading to conclusion that motive was not convincingly established hence, impugned judgment of conviction set aside.

Where arrest intimation and legal provisions were duly communicated and recorded, no violation of Article 22(1) or Section 483 of BNSS is made out.

Bail granted in sexual assault case where trial delayed and continued incarceration violates right to speedy trial under Article 21.

Deed of Trust clarifies that Trustees manage Trusts assets solely, indicating that Trust lacks independent legal status therefore, in cases of cheque dishonor, complaint can be lodged against signing Trustee without involving Trust itself.

When subsequent conviction occurs during life imprisonment, sentence must run concurrently as per Section 427 CrPC, modification directed.

Acquittal proper where presence of accused is doubtful, medical and recovery evidence lacking, and caste abuses not proved; trial courts view being a possible view warrants no interference.

Rejection of B-Summary Report without reasons is unsustainable where FIR and witness statements do not substantiate allegations; report accepted.

Court declined to quash cognizance order or stop proceedings, emphasizing that allegations relate solely to recovery of specified amount and do not impose criminal liability at this stage.

Cancellation justified where accused involved in serious offences of forgery, trespass, vandalism and threats; High Court erred in granting pre-arrest bail ignoring need for custodial interrogation.

Bail granted in cheating case where dispute is predominantly civil in nature and custodial interrogation is not warranted.

Bail granted in alleged offence under Sections 420 and 409 IPC where no prima facie evidence of deception or misappropriation; dispute appears civil in nature.