Long incarceration and
lack of antecedents justify bail when the trial is unlikely to conclude soon.
Test Identification
Parade and recovery completed; stringent conditions imposed on bail.
Accused in custody for
over four years; bail granted under Section 436A CrPC without examining case
merits.
Bail granted as implication
solely based on co-accuseds statement without independent evidence.
Accuseds young age and
lack of prior criminal history considered; bail granted with stringent
conditions.
Accused incarcerated
for six years without framing charges violates right to a speedy trial; bail
granted.
Bail
confirmed under stringent conditions after initial grant of interim protection.
Bail granted
considering prolonged custody and delay in trial commencement.
Prosecution evidence inconsistent; conviction set
aside.
Rape of Mentally
Disabled Woman-Delay in FIR does not affect conviction if the evidence is
cogent and credible.
CCTV footage without
Section 65B certification is inadmissible; High Court erred in treating it as
primary evidence.
Accused acquitted as
prosecution failed to establish conscious possession of contraband.
Conviction based solely
on medical evidence without substantive testimony is unsustainable.
Failure to prove a
legally enforceable debt and lack of documentary evidence justifies acquittal.
Acquittal granted as prosecution failed to establish
individual roles of the accused.
Words spoken in a fit
of anger do not constitute abetment to suicide; conviction set aside.
No proximate connection
between breakup and suicide; refusal to marry does not amount to instigation or
provocation.
In absence of criminal
antecedents, conviction for voluntarily causing hurt upheld but sentence set
aside; accused released on probation.
Order permitting voice
sample under Section 349 BNSS set aside where no material connects petitioner
to offence and such permission amounts to fishing inquiry.
No ground for transfer
when trial is at final stage with 18 witnesses examined and matter pending
since 2016; disputed facts not to be examined under Section 406 CrPC.
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